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LureKaiL: you mean kde-guidance?12:03
KaiLah, yes12:03
RiddellKaiL: displayconfig in kde-guidance12:03
RiddellPygi: not yet, it needs to pass NEW and compile first :)12:04
KaiLsomebody should port that to GNOME ;)12:04
PygiRiddell: ah ;P12:04
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Pygiinfinity: so you volunteer for doing some uploads for me if needed? ;)12:05
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infinityPygi: Forward me patches.. adconrad@ubuntu.com12:06
Pygiinfinity: as soon as they are done :)12:07
Pygiand thanks ^_^12:07
infinityKamion: Any idea where Mithrandir left off with Flight-6 testing?12:09
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PygiI'll be back in a sec12:11
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Pygiback12:14
KaiLthe kernel only supports 16bit FB?12:14
PygiKaiL: you in a mood for another round of bugs against n-m? ;)12:14
KaiLRiddell, you want network-manager-kde?12:15
KaiLthe "it's missing" bug?12:15
infinityKaiL: 4-bit, you mean (via vga16fb, which is 16 colours, not 16-bit)?12:15
PygiRiddell: he uploaded it ;)12:15
PygiKaiL: hm, number of that bug? lemme close it...12:15
KaiLPygi, 3719012:15
KaiLbug 2719012:15
UbugtuMalone bug 27190 in linux-source-2.6.15 "general protection fault" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2719012:15
KaiLaaaaghr12:16
KaiLbug 3719012:16
UbugtuMalone bug 37190 in network-manager "network-manager-kde missing" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3719012:16
KaiLinfinity, as color depth for the splash12:16
Pygiwill do now...next todo: let's go, and confirm/reject/whatever to nm bugs12:16
infinityKaiL: Yes, that's 4-bit.12:16
KaiLvga=773 (1024, 256 colors) seams to fail12:16
infinityKaiL: And intentional, since vga16fb is the only framebuffer guaranteed to be sane.12:16
KaiL791 (1024, 16bit) works12:16
sistpotyinfinity: happen to know why sbcl didn't get scheduled for building on ppc yet? https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+source/sbcl/1:0.9.8.0-1ubuntu312:17
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infinityKaiL: Oh, if you're using vesafb, I'm not sure.. I use vesafb at 16 and 32 bit, and have never had issues.  I may have to look into using it at 8-bit (like you're trying to do).12:17
KaiLwell, that's what the installer writes into the settings, if I select 1024 and 16bit at startup, afair ;)12:18
infinitysistpoty: It keeps getting given-back, due to my overly-clever regexes finding an "Illegal Instruction" in the log.12:21
infinitysistpoty: I may need to tweak that.12:21
KaiLhmm, 0x341 is what? 1024, 32bit?12:21
sistpotyinfinity: ah, k :)... not sure if this will even compile on ppc, but I thought it might be worth a try12:21
infinityKaiL: Err, what?  The installer doesn't do any vesafb setup.12:22
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KaiLon the CD menu you can select a screen resolution with F4. This one get's used for X and for into /boot/grub/menu.lst as vga=-Line12:24
infinityOh, ick.  Not sure that's sane...12:24
infinityThat's just begging for a bunch of people to complain to us later that hibernate/suspend don't work properly, because people are using vesafb instead of vga16fb...12:25
KaiLthat could explain some things here ;)12:26
Amaranthare those codes computer/gfx card specific?12:26
KaiLAmaranth, nop12:26
Amaranthooh12:26
Amaranthyou learn something new every day :)12:26
KaiLinfinity, vga16fb is always 4bit, 640x480, as the name says?12:26
infinityKaiL: 4-bit, 640x40012:26
KaiLor that12:27
infinityKaiL: Boot with no vga= at all, and you get vga16fb (assuming you have usplash installed)12:27
KaiLvga= something is a good way to break suspend :/12:27
KaiLnow I understand, why we had so much fails on the last test round12:28
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KaiLinfinity, should I create a bug (or 2)?12:31
KaiL..and which package is that then? ;)12:31
infinityNot positive about how we should deal with it yet (which means I'm not sure where the bug should be filed)12:31
infinityKaiL: I'll discuss it with Kamion and we'll come up with something we agree is sane.12:32
PygiKaiL: can you please go on an "exploring mission"? ;)12:32
KaiLPygi, ?12:32
PygiWe need to find out if wpasupplicant is needed for proper working on N-M12:32
Pygiand if it is needed for regular WEP12:32
infinityIt is, the way things are done right now.12:33
KaiLif you can find somebody, who can at least use WEP :)12:33
Pygiinfinity: oh, joy :-/12:33
Pygiwe'll see how it is handled in 0.6.2 ... but I guess it will be the same12:34
PygiKaiL: bah ;)12:34
KaiLI'd like to test, if it works without wpasupplicant, but I'd be happy, if it would work WITH here :)12:34
KaiLbtw. I could try 0.6.212:34
KaiLthat ubuntu1-Package from yesterday still the lastest?12:35
PygiKaiL: hm ?12:35
KaiLof nm-0.6.212:35
PygiKaiL: please wait with testing 0.6.212:35
KaiLhm, ok ;)12:35
infinityPygi: The current way it's set up, NOTHING works without wpasupplicant, not even unencrypted wireless.12:35
Pygiwe'll release patches & things soon, so it should be in repos...12:35
Pygiinfinity: yes, I am aware of that...12:36
Pygiinfinity: that is NO GOOD12:36
Pygi:P12:36
infinityPygi: I see no technical reason why this couldn't be resolved.12:36
Pygiinfinity: it can be resolved ...12:36
Pygithat means more patches,and I think this one doesn't exist, so we have to write it if we want it...12:37
infinityYup.12:37
infinityI'm all for helping on that front, just not today.12:37
KaiLbug 37223 - that seams to be some VERY VERY annoying bug of gnome-vfs, I also know (and hate)12:37
UbugtuMalone bug 37223 in network-manager "NetworkManager is trying to access my LAN's Samba share." [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3722312:37
infinity(Flight releases take precedence over NM hacking)12:37
KaiLhere in addition with an also rather common "I'd like to connect to everything"-bug ;)12:38
KaiLinfinity, flight6 on 2006-04-20, or?12:38
Pygiinfinity: agreed ... so, will you be able to help me there once we release flight?12:38
infinityKaiL: Or 2006-03-30...12:40
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infinityPygi: No promises, but I will help look into it.12:40
KaiLthat would be cool - but only with that ATI-fix :p12:40
Pygik, thanks12:40
infinityPygi: It bugs me, cause I really don't want to pull in wpasupplicant as an unconditional dependency.12:40
Pygiinfinity: agreed12:41
infinityRSYNC, YOU FESTERING HEAP OF POO, GO FASTER.12:41
Pygiit would be really great if we could pull that patch12:41
PygiAnd I am still unable to see reason why is wpasupplicant needed for anything but WPA12:42
infinityPygi: Likely because it was simpler to implement it that way, with only one codepath followed for all wireless networks.12:42
MithrandirRiddell: for kubuntu?  Unsure, you haven't given me any feedback.. You most likely want new live images, though.12:42
Pygiinfinity: o joy, let's all start following "the simple path" and I don't want to see where we will end...12:42
infinityPygi: It makes sense, in a way, but it's also an unneeded dependency on a known-sketchy product.12:43
RiddellMithrandir: well what's the status for ubuntu?12:43
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Pygiinfinity: ah12:43
MithrandirRiddell: amd64 install cd were having problems booting, something I think we worked out, but since my test machine is downtown, I can't get to it to test.12:44
Pygiperhaps I could hack in a static IP support into NM as patch as well, and post it to their list, if it wouldn't take too much time for me12:44
infinityPygi: If wpasupplicant were more robust, I probably wouldn't have a problem with them unconditionally using it as a backend for all wireless.12:44
Pygiinfinity: agreed12:44
RiddellMithrandir: so tomorrow then?12:44
infinityWhen rsync and I have done battling, the amd64 install CD will get tested.12:45
MithrandirRiddell: yeah12:45
RiddellMithrandir: ok, thanks12:46
KaiLeigher I need a new power supply for my Test-PC or I need a bigger audio system (and new neighbours...) ;)12:49
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Pygitalk to you later people12:53
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KinnisonMithrandir: is main free again yet?01:00
MithrandirKinnison: no.01:01
MithrandirKinnison: tomorrow, sometime.01:01
MithrandirKinnison: sorry. :-/01:03
KinnisonMithrandir: s'okay01:04
KinnisonMithrandir: how's f6 going?01:04
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KinnisonIf it's not gonna be opened any time soon I may go shopping before the meeting01:04
MithrandirKinnison: please go shopping.  It'll be tomorrow, as in, in about 12-16 hours.01:05
KinnisonMithrandir: fair enough :-)01:05
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sivangKinnison: you're planning to stay awake until the status meeting? :)01:08
Kinnisonsivang: if I go to bed I'll never get up in time01:08
sivangKinnison: heh :)01:08
sivangKinnison: How are you btw?01:09
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Kinnisonmvo: Feh, we only have the second largest supermarket in the UK01:09
Kinnisonmvo: oh, and four or five smaller branches01:09
Kinnisonwithin 30 minutes of here :-)01:09
sivangKinnison: is UK a sort of "non resting" place?01:09
mvoKinnison: shops close at 8 in germany01:09
sivangthat is, shops open 24/701:09
Kinnisonmvo: yeah that sucks01:09
Kinnisonsivang: some shops are open 24/701:10
sivangmvo: that's like in .IL01:10
mvoand I would love to get some caffeine and chocolate01:10
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mvosivang: will you stay up to talk about HUB?01:10
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Kinnisonmvo: I think I shall have a pot of green tea upon my return01:11
Kinnisonmmm tea01:11
sivangmvo: I might, I actually worked today both on something with martin, and in the backgorund on HUB 01:11
sivangmvo: I turned up to be more productive then when I concentrate on one of them ..I guess I'm having a good muse day01:11
sivangmvo: I happen to like those status meeting very much, feels good to know exactly where we stand in real time :)01:13
mvoKinnison: green tea is on my agenda as well :)01:14
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mvosivang: I'm not too happy about the one at 4am though :)01:14
sivang(fruit tea, lipton's brand)01:14
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sivangmvo: I can understand you, I have work tomorrow so I can symphatize greatly :)01:17
mvosivang: after the 4am meeting I'm jetlaged the next day 01:17
mvofeels like a trip through serveral timezones 01:17
infinitymvo: I tend to just not sleep after the wonky-hour meetings.01:18
infinitymvo: Or, stay up for a few days before, then sleep for a day after.  Or whatever. :)01:18
infinitymvo: Of course, I'm not all that sane, nor rational, so I'm not sure if my advice should be followed.01:18
mvoinfinity: I find it hard to keep productive without any sleep01:19
mvoI tend to not concentrate that well then01:19
infinitymvo: See, I'm most productive at the tail end of a really (really) long stretch.01:19
mvowoah01:19
mvomaybe I never stretched far enough :) ?01:19
sivangmvo: I'm like you on this :)01:20
infinitymvo: Well, when I'm wide awake and alert, my mind's on 1000 things at once, and I sort of multitask all over... As I get further on in the day, I get more focussed on individual tasks, until the evening is spent banging my head on ONE FRIGGIN' THING UNTIL IT WORKS OR ELSE.  Those last two hours always produce the best solutions.01:20
infinityAgain, I'm aware that I'm neither sane, nor rational.01:20
mvoheh :) stop pointing that out all the time. we know ;)01:21
infinityYes, Sven.01:21
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mvo"sven"01:21
sivanginfinity: it worked the other way around for me, I couldn't really solve a couple of bus in my code until I started working on another thing in the backgorund. weird01:21
mvohe isn't even german (or is he?)01:21
sivanginfinity: Sven ?01:21
sivangas in, Luther ?01:21
infinitymvo: Frerman.01:21
mvoIIRC he is on the seb128 side of germany ;)01:22
Amaranthinfinity: Hey, I do that too.01:22
infinitymvo: French, with a German name.  I assume a border case, like seb. :)01:22
mvosivang: sort of a insider joke01:22
AmaranthMy best code gets written between 10pm and 4am01:22
sivangah :)01:22
Amaranthafter that i'm usually too wiped out to type coherent things01:22
KaiLAmaranth, so you live at the wrong continent ;)01:22
KaiLlife01:22
AmaranthKaiL: Doesn't matter where I am, the times listed only work because I normally go to bed at midnight.01:23
AmaranthWhen I was sleeping during the day it was 4am-8am or so01:23
sivanginfinity: do you have any experience with ATI V3200 on a T43p ? :-)01:27
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infinitysivang: Nope.  I avoided the 'p' series specifically because of that card. :)01:28
sivanginfinity: is it known to be squashing your brain to dust to make it work with Xorg?01:28
sivanginfinity: I'm going to buy a T43 , and since I want 14" with 1400x1050 as you so rightfully recommended, they can offer my only p's. with that card :)01:29
sivanginfinity: the one I had over UBZ was returend due to an exccesive amount of dead pixels01:29
mvosivang: what about waiting for a t60?01:29
infinitymvo: That's even worse, we don't support any of the video in any T60, at all.01:30
infinityNot even with fglrx.01:30
KaiLATi V3200? Never heared of that.. FireGL?01:30
mvoinfinity: isn't there a model with intel graphics? or am I confusing things?01:30
infinitysivang: fglrx will drive the V3200 fine, the free driver SHOULD (it's an RV380, which we have some support for), but I won't guarantee it.01:30
infinitymvo: There's one or two models of T60 with Intel graphics, but they're a lot lower down on the spiffy scale (ie: they come with slower CPUs, 1024x768 displays, etc)01:31
infinitymvo: If you want a T60 with a 1400x1050 or 1600x1200 display, you get ATI video.01:31
sivangmvo: I could wait, but then the price range I suppose will be much higher then what I'm offered currently from within .IL, including TAX and intl. warranty...01:31
mvo*grumpf* we don't do even 2d ? a shame01:31
KaiLthought about an FSC Lifebook S? That's available with 1440x1050 and intel graphics ;)01:32
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sivanghehe01:32
infinitymvo: We don't support anything in the Radeon X1xxx range yet (and neither fores fglrx), so you get stuck with vesa.  Woo.01:32
infinitys/fores/does/01:32
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KaiLinfinity, not even fglrx supports them?01:32
infinityKaiL: Nope.01:32
infinityKaiL: Not really sure WHY, but I know they don't.  ATI's Linux customers aren't very happy with them.01:33
KaiL...I love ATi....01:33
KaiL(everybody saw the ironie-tags?)01:33
infinityI would be much happier if Thinkpads shipped with nVidia stuff, but I get what I get, and I like the rest of the machine too much to go shopping for another based on the video.01:34
sivangmvo: plus, the T43p's all come with 7200RPM sata hd, 1GB ram , 1.86GHz proc, 128MB video ram, seems like a decent nice machine, and with a 9cell 5hr batt, it weight 2.62Kg only.01:34
mvosivang: sounds pretty nice. I wonder how much the duo core helps in real life (for the t60)01:35
infinitymvo: I'll let you know when I get one. :)01:35
sivanginfinity: do you recall that my batt was drained quikly then in regular models? it appears it wasn't new. The dealer really tried to rip me off, thanks god I mananged to get a full refund.01:35
mvoinfinity: what model do you plan to get :) ?01:35
=== mvo considers a x60, looks so *sweet*
sivanginfinity: so with a brand new batt should have no impact on uptime01:35
infinitysivang: I'm shocked.01:35
sivanginfinity: yes, things like that happen..was shocked myself.01:36
sivangmvo: x60 is also with duo core ?01:36
KaiLhttp://vilpublic.fujitsu-siemens.com/vil/pc/vil/datenblaetter/mobile/en/ds_lifebook_s7020.pdf ;)01:36
mvoyes01:36
infinitymvo: Basically the same as what I have now (1400x1050 display, 2GHz CPU, 2GB RAM), but with a dual core CPU and a 7200RPM disk (cause I'm sick of slow disk)01:36
sivangmvo: (that is like two procs in one?)01:36
KaiL..or S7110, if you need 2 CPUs01:36
mvoKaiL: you have one of them? the specs looks nice01:36
sivanginfinity: is this the big 15" machine that you wanted to switch HDs with ?01:37
KaiLmvo, a friend has a 15" version (E7010)01:37
infinitysivang: Yeah, I think I'll downgrade from 15in to 14in when I go T60...01:37
infinitysivang: The 15in is nice (and very wonderful for movie watching), but a tad bulky for my tastes.01:37
sivanginfinity: but you just said you will be stuck with vesa :-)01:37
mvoKaiL: what is the overal quality of it? especially the keyboard?01:38
sivanginfinity: yes, after seeing lots of people with 15" I decided I Wanted something powerful and mobile. 01:38
infinitysivang: Sure, and I'll be forced to help implement proper support for my laptop. :)01:38
sivanginfinity: ah, I see :-) the unbeaten path01:38
KaiLmvo, very good, but FSC seams to have some "monday production problem" sometimes01:38
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mvoinfinity: the t60 with 14" was the alternative that I'm considering. a bit bigger/heavier than the x60 though01:38
infinitymvo: Nothing beats IBM keyboards.  Period.  If that's your purchasing criteria (it's certainly one of mine), you're owned by IBM for life.01:38
KaiLso out of 10 laptops, 9 work very good and the 10th is full of bugs01:38
mvoinfinity: I thought so. every keyboard I tried so far lost against my x30 01:39
KaiL...this is totally random, not related to any series01:39
mvoheh01:39
mvointeressting01:39
infinitymvo: Tosihba comes a distant second, but IBM still wins hands-down for most hardcore hackers.01:39
mvoboth x60/t60 is not really availble here yet :/01:40
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infinitymvo: And you'll be happy to know that (according to many people online, I haven't yet been able to test one myself :/), the X60 and T60 still have lovely keyboards.01:40
KaiLhis book only has an issue with the mouse (something, several FSCs seams to have): you need to "awaken" the touchpad to get detected as synaptics01:40
infinitymvo: (Though the jerks have added a Windows key, so the Ctrl key is a bit smaller)01:40
infinitymvo: But the feel is still the same.01:40
mvoinfinity: *groumpf*01:40
sivangmvo: I think here as well, but I'll have to check. I suddenly feel suicidal wanting to hack X code to help support more cards :-)01:40
mvoKaiL: hm, no track-point?01:40
BurgworkSeveas, wx 2.6.3 released01:41
KaiLthat one is also hit by this bug :/01:41
mvosivang: that sounds like famous last words ;)01:41
sivanghehe01:41
KaiLif you awaken the touchpad while booting, everything is ok01:41
sivangmvo: really, it sounds like a religious experience :-)01:41
KaiLelse you only have a standard PS/2 touchpad01:41
KaiLstrange: on a 99% identical Lifebook C, this doesn't happen01:41
mvoinfinity: is this whole not-support-ati stuff a PCIe issue? or is the chipset so different?01:42
mvos/chipset/graphicchip/01:42
KaiLX850 PCIe works, so...01:43
mvo'k01:43
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KaiLlooks like ATi stopped to care about Linux :/01:43
KaiLas creative did - or is there a solution for X-Fi arround?01:44
sivangnope, T/X 60's haven't arrive here yet.01:45
mvosome are available here, but hardly with the specs I want (i.g. x60s with smalest battery is available, but not with a decent one)01:46
KaiLthe cheap versions are always easy to get ;)01:47
mvoheh :) yeah!01:47
KaiLto be exact, biggest CPU, everything else cheapest01:47
sivangmvo: why not sticking to T43p ? :)01:47
sivangmvo: I wonder who really needs dual core processing on a laptop :)01:47
mvosivang: I'm facinated by the idea to have a dual-core processor in my notebook. it's so *cute*01:48
KaiLlol01:48
sivangmvo: not to metnion what that does to your batt life :)01:48
mvosivang: don't be rational on such a issue! 01:48
sivanghehehe!01:48
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sivangyou're so right,01:48
KaiLbtw. having an SMP live CD would be cool ;)01:48
mvosivang: think about it, to processors to drain your battery ...01:48
sivangbut since this things are SO expansive in .IL01:48
sivangI can only dream about it probably :-)01:48
mvoKaiL: yes, this gets more and more important 01:48
sivangmvo: well, the only thought if having an SMP kernel on my laptop working as expected , is rather arosing01:49
sivang;-)01:49
KamionKaiL: the kernel automatically switches to SMP if detected01:49
KaiLKamion, the one on the live CD?01:49
Kamionoh, it might only be the -686 and -k7 ones01:50
mvoKamion: that was the change from benc a while ago (some weeks)?01:50
KaiLyes - and the live CD is 386 01:50
Kamionthere's no special "live CD kernel", but the live CD does use the -386 kernel01:50
Kamionmvo: yeah01:50
KaiLand the -386 is still needed for AMD K6 and for systems which dislike SMP kernels01:50
Kamionthe problem with using e.g. -686 on the live CD is that, AIUI, you de-optimise for AMD01:51
KaiLhuh? I always thought, the optimisations for Athlon and P4 are very similar at the end?01:51
KamionKaiL: not particularly the latter, since it *is* a UP kernel - it just knows how to rewrite itself dynamically to become an SMP kernel if it needs to01:51
KamionKaiL: earlier AMDs anyway01:51
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KaiLthe -686 requires an i686, or?01:52
elmoKamion: technically, it rewrites itself to remove some of the pessmiastions that SMP locking introduces on a UP machine01:52
elmoKamion: and more than just de-optimizing for AMD, you drop support for < 686 :P01:52
Kamionelmo: right01:52
Kamionelmo: right, but I'm not actually bothered about the live CD on real Pentiums; I *am* bothered about it on Via C301:52
KaiLelmo, which is more or less the same - the only really still alive 586 is AMD K6-2 and K6 III01:53
elmo*shrug* until binary-i386 becomes something other than i386, I think it'd be a mistake to change the kernel on the live CD01:53
infinitymvo: PCIe isn't an issue, my T43 is a PCIe X300.  It's just that the newer chips are completely different, and the free driver needs to play catchup.  Why ATI doesn't support them in fglrx (when they obviously do in their Windows drivers) is a mystery.01:53
sivangelmo: does it do that in memory or by removing parts of its image on disk before and relaods?01:54
elmosivang: in memory01:54
sivangwhooha01:54
KaiLinfinity, who builds the graphics chips for the xbox360? 01:54
Kamionelmo: I'm not advocating that - I think -386 is the right choice01:55
infinityKaiL: ATI, I believe.01:55
KaiLthere isn't enough space for a second (686) kernel on the live CD, or?01:56
KamionKaiL: nope01:56
KamionKaiL: and furthermore it'd need a different initrd too (different modules)01:56
Kamionand the interaction with the live installer would be hairy in the extreme01:57
KaiLand this SMP hack on the -386 is not possible?01:57
KamionKaiL: no idea01:57
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KaiLnot to mention, that we would "win" dual-pentiums with that too01:57
KamionI really don't care about dual Pentiums01:58
KamionI doubt hardware like that will perform usefully with the live CD anyway01:58
KaiLI guess, not even with an installed xubuntu ;)01:58
infinityKaiL: -386 is kept UP-only intentionally, since some old sketchy ISA-only drivers will completely refuse to compile/work with an SMP kernel.01:59
KaiLhmm01:59
Amaranthwhat op is the Via C3 missing to be a real 686?01:59
KamionAmaranth: cmov AIUI02:00
infinityAmaranth: None, but it's missing "cmov" to behave like everyone else's 686.02:00
Amaranthah, that's right02:00
infinity(cmov isn't part of the 686 base spec, it just happens to be there on everything but the C3)02:00
KaiLnext idea: create some "-586-smp", which gets the default kernel and create some "-386" real crappy hardware?02:00
KaiL+for02:00
Amaranththere is a spec? i thought back then it was just "do what intel does"02:01
Kamionaren't 586 optimisations hideously bad on 686?02:01
infinityKaiL: We don't want more kernel images.  Really.  We don't.02:01
Kamionand yeah. what infinity said - not happening, sorry02:01
KaiLI don't know, if we need to use the "compatible with >10 years old trash"-kernel as default..02:01
infinityKamion: Some can be pretty bad, yes.  486 on 686 is saner.02:01
KamionKaiL: you can get practically new 486 hardware, depending on what you're doing - mdz runs some02:01
KaiLKamion, at least that kernel would work everywhere and support SMP02:01
KaiLKamion, but you don't want to run ubuntu on that ;)02:02
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KamionKaiL: why not? perfectly good on a server02:02
Amaranthyeah, a 486 with good network cards would make a good router02:03
infinityThe AMD 5x86 (which is a 486 with a really stupid name) keep getting die shrinks and keeps getting manufactured.  It's a really, really low power i386 solution for embedded and "tiny server" use that works well.02:03
Kamionanyway, if you're going to call things names, at least get it right02:03
Kamionthe Pentium II was released in 199702:03
KaiLso I guess, the only possible solution is to wipe out all arguments against SMP kernels...02:04
KaiLinfinity, the X5 is still build? cool!02:04
KaiLhow big is the latest version? 5x5mm? ;02:04
KaiL)02:04
infinityPretty tiny.02:05
sladenKaiL: the kernels are now dual SMP and UP and patch themselves on bootup02:06
infinitysladen: Yes, except for the -386 kernel.  We've been over this. :)02:06
KaiLsladen, the kernels, you can install manually, yes...02:07
Amaranththat'd be like 0.2in02:07
KaiLbut as you might remember, it's not the kernel installed as default ;)02:07
KaiLand not the one on the live-CD02:07
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Kamionquite frankly I think there are worse performance issues on the live CD02:09
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Kamionlike, er, the way you're running everything off a CD02:09
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infinitys/fapping/flapping/02:09
AmaranthKamion: yeah, i don't think a different kernel is going to help much on the live cd :)02:11
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Burgworkinfinity, fapping is a decidedly different activity...;D02:18
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Kinnisonmvo: tea?02:26
KaiLlovely ATi, don't even have a support-forum for Linux02:26
mvoKinnison: yes please02:26
KaiLbut really, thet don#t have the time for X1k, they need to fix such important thinks like crashes with >=22 mode lines in the config file ;)02:27
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sivangKinnison: hehe02:29
sivangKinnison: "right with the world" ? :-)02:29
Kinnisonsivang: english expression meaning "all okay"02:30
sivangKinnison: I know, it just sounds funny :)02:36
Kinnison:-)02:38
Kinnisonsivang: sup on some jasmine tea and you'll understand02:39
sivangKinnison: :-)02:41
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Kinnisontsk02:45
Kinnisonnext time we're going to meet, remind me to bring you jasmine tea02:45
sivangKinnison: I will! :-) let's hope it will happen sooner then later02:47
Kinnison:-)02:47
sivangKinnison: oh , and that artificially colored lipton "fruit" tea02:51
Kinnisoneww02:51
Kinnisonnasty02:51
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YokoZarCould someone on dapper do me a favor and do a quick apt-get update && apt-cache show xwine ?02:59
YokoZarI need to know if that package is still in the repos02:59
sethIt appears to be03:00
YokoZardrat03:00
YokoZarok I'm filing a bug against the package saying "package still exists" ;)03:01
KamionYokoZar: please don't do that03:01
KamionYokoZar: if you want something removed, ask me, and give a reason03:01
YokoZarKamion: It's been on morguecandidates for like 4 months now ;)03:02
YokoZarHere let me link you03:02
Kamionyeah, 'cos anyone actually *looks* there03:02
Kamionno, don't link me03:02
KamionI'm in a really inconvenient environment right now03:02
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Kinnisonln -o a.out crts.o kamion.o crt1.o03:02
Kamionhint: ftpmasters don't actually look at MorgueCandidates, you need to make actual removal requests03:02
YokoZarok03:03
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bddebianBut those tend to get ignored too :-)03:03
YokoZarI was told the way to do that WAS to put it in morgue ;)03:03
jcoledudes03:03
Kamionbddebian: I promise that they won't if you ask me03:03
KamionYokoZar: I'm afraid you were told wrong, sorry03:03
Kamionor at least out-of-date03:03
jcolei just got the task to slim down dapper for a small net install03:04
YokoZarAnyway, thanks, and I'll ask you now: packages xwine and wine-doc are super-ancient and incompatible with current wine packages03:04
KamionMorgueCandidates seems useful as a way to collect information before making a removal request03:04
bddebianKamion: No worries, I was just being a smart-alec, sorry03:04
Kamionbddebian: (I'm also not aware of ever having got a removal request from you)03:04
YokoZarthere very existence is also confusing some users (I've seen a few forum posts by newbies asking about xwine)03:05
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bddebianKamion: NO, I've been lame for Dapper.  I bugged the crap out of poor elmo for Breezy though :-(03:05
jcolewith breezy, it was done with some debian-installer hacks... from what i understand, dapper doesn't use debian-installer anymore... has there been a method created for net installing dapper?03:05
KamionYokoZar: are they superseded by anything (e.g. current wine packages)?03:05
Kamionjcole: debian-installer is still available in dapper and won't be removed.03:06
Kamionjcole: feel free to keep on using it03:06
YokoZarYeah, by current Wine03:06
YokoZarwine-doc is (or should be) integrated, and xwine was superceded by wine about 2 years ago03:06
jcoleKamion: cool03:06
KinnisonKamion: I've updated that page to include the message that it is *NOT* a removals queue03:06
jcoleKamion: ah, i see dists/dapper/main/debian-installer/binary-i386/Packages.gz03:06
KamionKinnison: thanks; any chance you could update DeveloperResources to say to ask me (for now anyway) for removal requests?03:07
YokoZarThanks Kinnison. Is there a list of ftpmasters on the wiki?03:07
KinnisonKamion: sure03:08
Kamionnope, for now direct removals to me, assuming other folks become active on that front then we'll add details to the wiki03:08
KamionYokoZar: consider it done after this publisher run finishes (about 20 minutes)03:09
YokoZarThanks again Kamion03:09
bddebianKamion: Did we lose elmo?03:09
KinnisonKamion: do you want to be "Colin Watson (Kamion on freenode)" or "Colin Watson (colin.watson@ubuntu.com)" ?03:09
Kamionbddebian: no, he's still around, just mostly busy writing tools for the new archive infrastructure03:10
KamionKinnison: the former03:10
KinnisonKamion: noted03:10
bddebianKamion: Ah, gotcha03:10
KinnisonKamion: DeveloperResources updated03:10
Kamionta03:11
elmoI just had a breezy netinstall reverse eth0 and eth1 on me :/03:11
Kamionlet's hope Scott's udev/iftab magic will fix that in dapper03:12
Kamionfor good03:12
elmohmm, worth testing dapper on this laptop at some point?03:12
elmo(it's a CDless tablet horribleness)03:12
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Kamionwell, most things with >1 network card will probably exhibit swappage at some point in breezy03:12
elmoand note to self: 'apt-get install ubuntu-desktop' isn't a good substitute for running the second stage03:13
sivangelmo: why not?03:14
elmoxautodetection doesn't work for a start03:15
sivangwell, that could be take care of manualyl with a dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg no?03:16
elmoyeah, but there's a bunch of other stuff03:16
elmoe.g. language packs, etc. - running base-config really is better03:16
sivangI see. well, it was meant that way so that makes sense :)03:17
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elmoI've no idea, I'm not using it as a tablet ;-) it's just a spare laptop in the office03:24
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KamionYokoZar: removed03:25
sivangelmo: ah, always nice to have spares like this :)03:25
sivangelmo: are you in the London office? (I'd reckon everyboyd is asleep there)03:27
elmoargh, WTF03:28
mvoelmo: the toshia? very nice screen, very bad touchpad :P03:28
elmoit's now swapped BACK the NICs03:28
elmoDIE DIE DIE DIE DIE03:28
sivanglol03:28
sivangthat happened to me for a while with breezy, and a while with dapper until scott did his magic03:28
elmosivang: yeah, I am - I work strange hours03:29
jcoleon the dapper install cdrom, is install/initrd.gz ext2 format?03:29
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sivangelmo: heh, acutally it's probably cool, nobody on site to disturb etc03:30
elmomvo: yeah, the one from the ui sprint03:30
Kamionjcole: no, it's an initramfs - gzipped cpio archive03:31
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elmoman, this is retarded.  it's almost like the mapping of the interfaces happens after the hotplug.  is there a simple way out of this mess?03:32
elmo(dapper isn't an option)03:32
jcolethanks Kamion03:32
Kinnisonelmo: if one of the modules supports it, add a module option to set the iface nr03:32
Kinnison?03:32
elmoaha, 'auto eth0' was enough.  just bypass hotplug ;)03:33
Kinnisonheh03:33
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sivangKamion: I don't have a /var/log/$pkg dir per this specific pacakge, where can I find what happend ?03:37
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sivangKamion: (talking about a postinst blowup)03:37
Kamionsivang: /var/lib/dpkg/info/foo.postinst03:38
Kamionnot /var/log03:38
sivangerr, it's really too late for me :-)03:38
sivangthanks03:38
Kamionno, it was my fault, I typoed earlier03:39
bddebianLater gang03:39
sivanglater bddebian 03:39
sivangargh, I would have wanted to stay for the status meeting, but I can't make it. night guys, I wish you a short status meeting :-)03:42
sivang(shame I came so close..;-)03:42
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Burgundaviadoes anybody have a firewire device they use to do ethernet over?03:51
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fabbionemorning03:54
dholbachhey fa03:54
dholbachfabbione :-)03:55
fabbionehey dh03:55
fabbionedholbach :-)03:55
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Kamiondistro team meeting in four minutes in #ubuntu-meeting03:57
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OgMacieljdub, ping04:21
paolobHi guys! I want to execute a gnome program on a computer of my lan, but as another user. I'm the principal user (the one that can use sudo) on both my computer and the other, but I don't know the password of the user I want to run the program. I tried something like "ssh -Yf otherpc gksudo gksuexec nautilus", but I can't have it work. Any idea?04:21
Burgundaviapaolob: please ask in #ubuntu , as this is not a support channel04:23
Kamionyou might need -t to get ssh to give you a tty so that sudo can prompt for your password04:23
OgMacielhi Kamion ... would you know how can I get a hold of Mark?04:24
Kamionhis e-mail address isn't much of a secret ...04:24
OgMacielKamion, right-o... but he probably gets millions of emails every day04:25
OgMacielKamion, let me rephrase it then... would you know of a more direct way to get a hold of him by any chance?04:25
Kamionplease don't put me in the position of having to tell you how to hassle my boss :)04:26
OgMacielKamion, hahahahaha04:26
jameshOgMaciel: you can sometimes find him on the international space station, if you're up there.04:27
OgMacielKamion, don't worry...  hehehe04:27
OgMacieljamesh, sometimes I do get there...04:27
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OgMacieljamesh, specially after a few cold ones04:27
OgMacielKamion, been trying to get a hold of jdub too but haven't had much luck04:28
dokoMithrandir, seb128: disabling pango in firefox makes firefox fly; should we disable it for the flight CD? (iwj is still in vacation)04:34
seb128"fly"?04:34
dokoway faster04:34
seb128ask mvo04:34
Mithrandirdoko: no.  Not for the next flight, I just want to get it out now.04:34
mvo?04:35
seb128pango makes rendering better for some locales I think04:35
dokocheck MOZ_DISABLE_PANGO=1 firefox04:35
seb128mvo: didn't play with that during l10n sprint?04:35
Mithrandirthe point of flights isn't to put in a large amount of last-minute fixes, but as a milestone of what's happened since the last flight and seeing that we're on track and schedule.04:35
mvoseb128: no, I don't think that is wise04:36
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mvolet's first ask some CJK people if it still renders their text04:37
Kamionpitti: I'd advocate some other documented magic option for overriding X resolution04:37
Kamionpitti: vga= has sufficient other side-effects that it's an awkward one to use04:38
Kamionand it's limited in scope anyway04:38
pittiKamion: if we could just add some more resolutions to the default xorg.conf, that would already help, I guess04:38
pittiso that people can change it with the gnome ui04:38
Kamionassuming they can see the GNOME UI ...04:38
pittiif they can't do 1024x768, they have a worse problem, right :)04:39
infinityIf we have a graceful vesa fallback, anyone should be able to do vesa at 640x480 or 800x600, then hit the resolution applet to try higher.04:39
infinityIt's only raw oldskool VGA that's limited to the scary 640x400 to work everywhere, not vesa.04:40
fabbionecan we talk about it when we are all more awake?04:41
fabbionethere are a bunch of issues with X and vesa that we need to take into account04:41
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fabbioneand i am really not awake enough to discuss them..04:41
infinitySometime when Europe is awake is fine with me.04:41
fabbionekthx04:41
Mithrandirinfinity: dexconf doesn't write all the possible values into xorg.conf, though, which makes it less useful.04:41
fabbionedexconf is instructed to write.. it doesn't have any idea of what it is writing04:42
fabbioneand it needs to stay that way04:42
infinityRight.04:42
infinityIt can be told to do things differently, however (especially in the livecd case, where you don't get a "second chance")04:43
fabbionethere is never a second chance04:43
fabbionethat's the whole point of discussing it in details later04:43
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Lathiatso04:56
Lathiatit seems that in dapper, all programs try to looku ipv6 addresses first04:57
Lathiat3 times, then goes for ipv404:57
Lathiati now understand why some people have issues with these04:57
Lathiatbecause djbdns' cache, for example, ignores IPv6 requests, because it has no idea what they are04:57
Lathiatbind otoh will send a rejection back, so you dont have to wait for it to timeout04:57
fabbioneLathiat: that's nothing new about it. It's called RFC04:58
fabbioneand dapper like warty, etc.. complies to it04:58
Lathiatwell why didnt i see this behavior in breezy?04:58
Lathiatwhere it takes a while for a dns lookup, when using such a server04:58
fabbioneLathiat: because libc6 in dapper is more posix compliant than the one in breezy04:59
Lathiate.g. somethings changed04:59
fabbionethere was a bug in the breezy version (or below)04:59
fabbioneit's something i discussed the day after 2.3.6 did hit breezy04:59
Lathiathrm04:59
fabbionebecause it did revert one ipv6 lookup method as well04:59
fabbioneand we did look at the code05:00
fabbionethat is correct what is doing now05:00
fabbionebreezy was wrong..05:00
fabbionekthxbye05:00
Lathiatmmm, i still think it can be a potential issue, tho05:00
Lathiatas retarded as djbdns is05:00
Lathiatwonder if any other servers do it05:00
Lathiatfabbione: what did breezy do?05:01
Lathiatrequest both at once?05:01
fabbioneno05:01
fabbioneit was asking ipv6 first always and ipv4 later with one libc6 call05:01
fabbionenow that call is changed05:01
fabbioneand it is left to the app to call the right one05:01
fabbionei don't remember the details of the function names at 5am05:01
fabbionebut i can dig them for you if you want05:02
Lathiathehe 5am05:02
fabbioneand i am babysitting a raid rebuild atm05:03
fabbioneit was something on the way of gethostbyname and gethostbyname205:03
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fabbionemdz: for the wacom stuff i mentioned at the meeting05:11
fabbionemdz: i will need UVF exception and at least a new package in the archive05:11
fabbionethere is nothing i can do.. it was spotted too late in the release process :/05:11
fabbionemdz: basically X upstream did obsoleted the wacom driver from their tree05:12
fabbioneand made "official" the one outside05:12
fabbionethat needs packaging and update05:12
fabbioneand i got to see the bugs only a couple of days ago05:12
fabbione(well hidden in the other 480)05:13
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jcoleanyone heard of nubuntu?05:14
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jcolethe nubuntu livecd has apps that are not in the dapper repos... what's the process for the maintainer to add his stuff there?05:17
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fabbionejcole: hmmm not sure...05:18
jcolehttp://www.nubuntu.org/05:19
ajmitchjcole: by talking to the MOTUs to get stuff reviewed & uploaded if possible05:19
ajmitchsince most if not all will be for universe05:19
ajmitchafaik noone from nubuntu has yet tried getting their packages into universe, which is a shame05:21
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jcolethere he is :)05:23
jcoleTomB_ is nubuntu maintainer05:24
ajmitchhi05:25
TomB_hi05:25
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ajmitchspecifically packages05:29
jcoleTomB_: ajmitch says you need to go to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU once you have some debs05:29
jcoleajmitch: he's compiled some of the stuff into the livecd05:30
TomB_I haven't made any packages for nubuntu, I just compiled them and installed05:30
ajmitchah, I see05:30
ajmitchpackages would be appreciated if possible :)05:31
TomB_I can make packages soon, I'm just getting the mirrors sorted for my release tonight05:31
jcolei tried the livecd, it's quite nice :)05:32
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TomB_thanks05:34
jcoleTomB_: fyi, this looks like a thorough overview of how to make a debian/ubuntu package -> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/Packaging/Kubuntu05:36
TomB_I know how to make deb packages hehe05:36
TomB_We thought about making our own repo back in January05:36
jcoleTomB_: great! ;)05:37
jcolewell, done my good deeds for the day05:38
jcolegood night all!05:38
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Burgundavianifty. 2.6.17 is merging bcm43xx07:05
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Amaranthcool07:37
Amaranthi should see if they have a version that doesn't report 100% signal strength on every essid07:38
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mdkejdub, ping: start.ubuntu.com update?08:49
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mdkeDiziet, can you take a look at bug #08:54
mdkedamn08:54
mdkeDiziet, can you take a look at bug #3383208:54
UbugtuMalone bug 33832 in ubuntu-docs "Get browser startpage translated" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3383208:54
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pittihi everyone09:43
Keybukmorning berpitti09:48
dholbachhey pitti, Keybuk09:49
siretarthey pitti, hi Keybuk, morning dholbach 09:51
dholbachhey siretart09:51
siretartKeybuk: I hope you don't mind that I updated wpasupplicant during your vacation. I updated it to our latest development in debian09:51
Keybuksiretart: no problem09:51
Keybukcan you send me a diff of the changes because I'm too lazy to do it myself? :p09:52
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siretartKeybuk: svn up 09:52
siretartKeybuk: 09:52
siretartargl, paste terror09:52
siretartKeybuk: svn up svn://svn.debian.org/pkg-wpa/trunk/wpasupplicant09:53
siretartthats the right one09:53
KeybukI don't have any svn09:54
siretartthen look here: http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/pkg-wpa/trunk/wpasupplicant/debian/changelog?op=file&rev=0&sc=009:54
Keybukhow do I see the changes with that?09:54
siretartyou see the changelog. I don't expect the complete debdiff to be useful, because of the massive reintendations in the ifupdown script09:55
KeybukI find changelogs very unhelpful in general09:55
pittiHey Keybuk09:55
Keybuksiretart: for example your ubuntu changelog refers to the init script, which I explicitly made it not install09:59
siretartKeybuk: we removed the init script completely09:59
siretartsince we support now action scripts in /e/n/interfaces, the init script is pretty useless now. and therefore /etc/default/wpasupplicant has gone as well10:02
pittisiretart: do we even have the option of removing wpasupplicant? I thought n-m even build-deps on it? (which sounds wrong, though)10:02
Keybuksiretart: yup; makes the world much more sane :)10:02
siretartpitti: I was very surprised about that as well. no idea why nm does that. 10:02
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Keybuksiretart: silly sanity check in configure.in10:03
siretartpitti: nevertheless, I find having wpasupplicant around in ubuntu-minimal a good idea anyway10:03
Keybukit doesn't do anything other than check you have it10:03
Burgundaviaogra: gpm or g-s is kicking g-s to life when the power cable is being unplugged10:03
Keybukpitti: I don't see a problem with having wpa_supplicant in the default install as long as it's shipped in the state where it's not used unless you put wpa-* options in /etc/network/interfaces10:03
pittisiretart: so what did you mean with 'remove'?10:03
Keybukit's then as useful as wireless-tools and stuff10:03
pittiKeybuk: hm, but n-m should be able to use it, right? that was the whole point...10:04
Keybukpitti: right, and n-m starts/stops it itself10:04
siretartKeybuk: since there is no sane default configuration for wpasupplicant at all, there is really no point to start it up by default. we expect users to configure /etc/network/interfaces when they want to use wpa10:05
siretartpitti: the default script was only used my the init script, now both are no longer shipped in the package10:05
Keybuksiretart: yup, that was my conclusion too10:05
pittisiretart: ok, so as long as this logging issue is resolved soon, I'm fine with keeping it10:06
Keybuklogging issue?10:06
siretartKeybuk: I'd like to hear your opinion about the logging issue. it is described in malone bug 3707010:08
Keybukif there's a bug filed, never mind, I'll get to it :)10:08
KeybukI've not even opened my e-mail yet10:08
Keybuktoday is ketchup day10:08
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pittisiretart: whoa, I didn't find it any more, because it's now assigned to n-m10:08
siretartpitti: try http://launchpad.net/bugs/3707010:09
KeybukSorry, you don't have permission to access this page.10:09
KeybukRKJSDKRFJI"UI($*U!"(_$*(_!*"$)ERIK10:09
siretartKeybuk: now you have10:09
Keybukwhy is it private?!10:09
pittisiretart: it was public yesterday, so what's the point?10:10
siretartbecause it is 'security' related :/ (not my decision)10:10
Keybukwhose decision was it?10:10
siretartpitti: no, it was filed as private10:10
siretartit was Pygi's decision10:10
pittioh, I see10:10
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siretartyes, I agree10:10
Keybuknothing security-related there10:10
pittiit was mentioned in wpasupplicant's changelog10:10
siretartit leaks passwords in the log10:10
Keybukif you can read /var/log/syslog you're privileged enough10:10
pittiand the password disclosure is already fixed10:10
pittisiretart: didn't infinity's patch suppress the passwords?10:10
Keybukin fact, if you can read /var/log/syslog you can read the password off the disk :p10:11
siretartpitti: yes, but I don't think that this is a good solution. I rather think we should revert that patch10:11
pittiKeybuk: how so? it's just group adm...10:11
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siretartit gains us nothing than obscurity10:11
Keybukpitti: so default user, or root10:11
Keybukdefault user = sudo root10:12
pittisiretart: hm, ok, I thought it actually prevented passwords from being written on the disk; I saw a patch yesterday which attempted to do that10:12
pittiKeybuk: well, no defence against sudo anyway :)10:12
pittianyway, breakfast time, bbl10:12
siretarthm. there is actually some functionality in wpasupplicant to hide keys, but obviously, the patch fixes some leaks for that.. hmm10:16
siretartI'll forward this bug to upstream and see what Joulien says about this..10:17
siretartforwarded10:21
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sivangmorning folks!10:41
Fjodor'morning sivang 10:45
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sivanghi Fjodor 10:46
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pittiKamion: hm, the clock question (UTC vs. local) dosen't show the current time. IIRC it did in the past, or am I wrong?11:01
pittiKamion: ^ installer11:01
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pittiKamion: out of interest, what does actually happen during the very long 'Retrieving file n of 819' step?11:14
mvopitti: that sounds like a message from apt that it gets the language-packs? is a http process runing in the background?11:19
pittimvo: no, it's a networkless CD install11:19
mvooh, ok.11:19
pittimvo: and on console 4 I don't see any progress at all11:19
giftnudelI guess there are copied to the target11:19
pittiit just takes about 10 minutes, maybe it copies the debs from the CD11:19
giftnudelor this is what I thought would happen11:19
pittiyeah, but what is this good for?11:20
pittiand now it extracts templates and still accesses the CD11:20
pittithus it doesn't seem to use the copied debs11:20
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pittimvo: right, it copies everything to /target/var/cache/apt/archives11:22
janimomvo, did you have a look at the gconf/update-manager patch?11:22
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mvojanimo: yes, it looks ok, but do you want it for xubuntu? I mean, not saving the settings is not that great (even when it only happens without gconf)11:24
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janimomvo, well if you think the idea is ok I can make it save the settings using some other mechanism11:27
janimojust wanted to make sure it's fine with you11:27
mvojanimo: oh, right. yes, the patch looks good11:28
mvojanimo: how to you plan to handle it for xuubntu? we would need to drop the python-gnome dependency for this to help you, right?11:29
janimomvo, right. So if you could apply the patch as is and drop the gnome dep11:29
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janimoI could already put it in xubuntu-desktop11:29
janimothen think about a clean way to save the settings in non-gconf case11:30
Hartion my dapper flight5 (server and only xfce. no dm ala gdm) with all updates the reboot and shutdown doesnt work11:30
mvojanimo: ok, please keep poking me if I forget :) I put it into my bzr now. can't upload because of flight-6 11:31
Hartihttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xfce4-session/+bug/3571111:31
UbugtuMalone bug 35711 in xfce4-session "no xfsm-shutdown-helper" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  11:31
janimomvo, thanks !11:31
HartiUbugtu: yes, its me11:31
mvojanimo: thanks for the patch :)11:31
janimo:)11:31
janimoHarti, let's talk in #xubuntu11:32
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Keybukpitti: uh, dude ... why are language packs Arch: all ?!11:39
pittiKeybuk: why shouldn't they?11:40
Keybukbecause .mo files are byte-order dependant?11:40
pittiKeybuk: we never had a problem with that11:40
pittithey work fine on powerpc11:40
pittior did that change very recently?11:40
Keybukthey've always been11:40
KeybukI don't know whether the powerpc gettext handles i386 .mo files though11:40
Keybukmo = machine object, the non-portable form of a po = portable object11:41
pittiGerman works just fine on my ppc at least11:41
pittiwith unicode11:41
Keybukmaybe gettext is designed to read them in either order then11:41
Keybukwould need to ask an expert I guess11:41
pittiyes, I think it is11:42
pitti.mo files have a magic11:42
pitti0x950412de or 0xde12049511:42
robtaylorKeybuk: quick question, is /proc/bus/usb supposed to not get mounted any more in mountvirtfs?11:43
Keybukrobtaylor: correct11:43
Keybuksoftware should be changed to use /dev/bus/usb instead11:43
robtaylorKeybuk: that was what i though, good :)11:43
Keybuk/proc/bus/usb was a kernel psuedo-filesystem generated by a now-deprecated kernel module11:43
robtaylorKeybuk: (the n770 flasher program assumes its mounted, so just checking what the correct fix is..)11:44
Keybuk/dev/bus/usb is maintained by udev (along with the rest of /dev) in response to uevents from the kernel usb_device subsystem11:44
robtayloryep, the correct way11:44
Keybukthe obvious advantage of the latter is we can set ownership and permissions when we create the devices :p11:44
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robtaylorKeybuk: mind if i paste your reponse into a bug report?11:45
Keybukgo for it11:45
robtaylorcool, thanks :)11:45
Keybukthis is true for the upcoming SuSE and Fedora Core releases too, afaik11:45
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Kamionpitti: deliberate, the clock setup bit of the installer was rewritten and doesn't attempt to do that any more11:48
pittiKamion: ok (although I found that useful)11:48
Kamionpitti: dealing with the hardware clock in the first stage was very fragile and broke a lot11:49
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pittihi Mithrandir 11:56
pittiMithrandir: ppc install is in progress (it just takes ages)11:56
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MithrandirKamion: last night's amd64 image still fails to boot for me.12:05
Kamionbugger, well I have no idea I'm afraid :(12:06
MithrandirI'll just download flight-5 and make sure that still works here, then go forward to the latest we have.12:07
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pitti_liveMithrandir: both amd64 and ppc live drop out of usplash and show a large list of casper debug messages (sh -x like)12:13
pitti_liveMithrandir: I made a photo screenshot, do you need it?12:13
pitti_liveseb128: xchat-gnome broke; it just loops connecting, and says something like "/USER: invalid parameters"; so I installed xchat...12:14
pitti_livedoko: ping12:14
seb128pitti_live: gni?12:14
pitti_liveseb128: what's gni?12:14
seb128nobody bugged about that12:14
seb128and xchat-gnome didn't change for weeks now12:14
pitti_liveseb128: hm, it worked about a week ago, I'm sure12:15
seb128that's just weird12:15
pitti_livehm, odd12:15
seb128 -- Martin Pitt <martin.pitt@ubuntu.com>  Thu,  2 Mar 2006 16:42:38 +010012:15
Mithrandirpitti_live: no, I see it myself.  I'm not sure what the reason is.12:15
pitti_liveI only use xchat-gnome in the live session, since it's in main12:15
seb128is the current xchat-gnome upload12:15
Mithrandirpitti_live: I'm inclined to just stick it in the errata and ignore it for now.12:15
pitti_liveMithrandir: alright, if it's known; doesn't break anything as it seems12:15
Mithrandirpitti_live: it's just ugliness, nothing more.12:16
pitti_liveok12:16
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pitti_livedoko: OO.o spell checking works on ppc/live, but doesn't on amd64/live12:16
dokopitti_live: interesting ...12:20
MithrandirKamion: grr..  REALLY GRR.  20060326 works.12:20
pitti_livedoko: currently filing a bug12:20
pitti_livedoko: bug 3730412:22
UbugtuMalone bug 37304 in openoffice.org-amd64 "spell checking  does not work on current amd64/live CD" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3730412:22
Mithrandirdoko: also, we're still in freeze.  Don't upload anything to main until flight-6 is out.12:22
pitti_liveKamion: does the current ppc/install work for you? after rebooting after d-i, it panics with "unable to moutn root fs on unknown-block (0,0)"12:23
pitti_liveKamion: booting with "Linux root=/dev/hda4" does the same12:23
Kamionpitti_live: I can't do anything much on powerpc at the moment, sorry12:24
pitti_liveKamion: ok12:25
KamionMithrandir: boggle12:25
Kamionnothing meaningful has even changed on cdimage in that time12:26
MithrandirKamion: I'm wondering if me having !C LANG might influence stuff.12:26
dokoMithrandir: so we do have different OOo versions on i386 and amd64?12:27
MithrandirKamion: not that I understand why that would case the bootloader to not be put on the cd.  And just for me.12:27
Mithrandirdoko: we shouldn't, no.12:27
MithrandirKamion: 20060328 works too.12:28
pitti_liveKamion: do you have a minute to debug this with me?12:28
stubLaunchpad will be going down in 15 minutes for a code update. Estimated downtime is 10 minutes. Wikis will be in read only mode during this time.12:28
pitti_liveKamion: yaboot.conf looks fine, but ybin complains about "Failed to initialize HFS working directories: No such file or directory" (in chroot /mnt under live CD)12:28
pitti_liveKamion, and '/dev/hda2 appears to have never had a bootstrap installed, please run mkofboot'12:29
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pitti_liveKamion: but mkofboot yields the same 'Failed to initialize..' message12:29
KamionMithrandir: it's possible, but then I built the most recent one12:29
dokoMithrandir: so the 2.0.2-2ubuntu1 packages won't make it on the CD?12:30
Mithrandirdoko: if you wanted stuff onto flight-6 you should have uploaded it two days ago.12:30
MithrandirKamion: true.. and it would be really strange it just affects me, and just on amd64.12:30
Kamionpitti_live: that's a message from hfsutils12:31
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Kamionpitti_live: put /var/log/installer/syslog somewhere for me?12:31
pitti_liveshit, no my OF boot prom doesn't even want to boot any more12:31
pitti_lives/no/now/12:31
Kamionworst case, zap the PRAM ...12:32
pitti_liveKamion, as soon as I repaired booting12:32
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dokoMithrandir: next time, please send a short notice for this date, plus one about the state of the archive.12:32
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Kamioncmd-opt-p-r, keep a bootable CD handy12:32
Kamiondoko: please just accept that if you don't get onto one flight cd you'll get onto the next12:32
Mithrandirdoko: it's in the development status reports as well as in the topic here.12:32
Kamionyou always seem rather stressed about getting things onto one particular milestone12:32
Kamionwhich makes life more difficult in turn for the people building the milestone12:33
Kamionthese are not meant to be heavyweight releases12:33
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Kamionthey're meant to be snapshots of the state of the world, with a bit of tuning to try to make the state of the world sane12:33
Kamionbut only sane insofar as "people can use the thing at all"12:33
Kamionif people have to be given several days' notice etc., then the release is too heavyweight12:34
KeybukKamion: "so I'm just doing clone-and-hack of netcfg's logic for writing the standard network configuration files, plus copying certain bits from the live filesystem (/etc/network/interfaces mainly)"12:36
Keybukdoes that include /etc/iftab writing?12:36
KamionKeybuk: yes12:36
dokoKamion: sorry, doesn't hinder you /somebody else about announcing it. crashing OOo with the atk is unfortunate, the fix was not released earlier. 12:36
KamionKeybuk: any caveats about that?12:37
Keybukok, I know it's probably low on your priority list but it'd be better if that code was libraryfied rather than just C&P'd12:37
Keybukit's got "logic" in it that may need fixing regularly12:37
Keybukthe bit that chooses not to write certain lines, or whether to add "arp X", etc.12:37
KamionKeybuk: I agree, but I'd like to do that by calling netcfg from espresso the way I call all the other bits of the installer12:38
Keybukok12:38
KamionKeybuk: unfortunately this turns out not to be entirely straightforward in the short term12:39
`anthonyis there a way to find out what versions of packages are in Dapper, without installing it? want to find out what version of sqlite3 is there...12:39
Keybukon NM WEP/WPA passwords ...12:39
KamionKeybuk: the whole thing has a big TODO clone-and-hack comment at the top12:39
KamionI don't just copy-and-paste without saying I've done so and leaving a todo :)12:39
Keybukhehe, I didn't think you would12:39
Kamion`anthony: packages.ubuntu.com12:39
Kamionor launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper12:40
Keybuk(aside: is launchpad actually not lying about source package versions now?)12:40
Kamionhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/sqlite312:40
KamionI'd never noticed it lying in the first place ...12:40
KeybukKamion: it lied on the /ubuntu/dapper/+source/ URLs in the early days; seems to be fixed now12:41
Keybukanyway, NM and WEP/WPA keys12:41
Keybukafaik you just copy $HOME/.gnome2/keyrings onto the installed system12:42
Keybukwhich I imagine gets taken care of along with the copying $HOME12:42
Kamionthat would be true if we copied $HOME12:42
Keybukwe don't copy $HOME ?12:42
Kamionwe explicitly decided not to, because stuff helpfully encodes the username in there12:42
Kamionwhich will not be the same12:42
Keybukthen I guess "the installer doesn't remember my WEP keys" is about equivalent to "the installer doesn't remember that I changed my background image" etc.12:42
Kamionright12:42
Kamionwe can choose to copy individual bits12:43
Kamionany idea what that'd be with network-manager-kde?12:43
KeybukI don't think you can copy the keyring without gconf data12:43
KamionIIRC gconf was one of the offenders for remembering the username12:43
Kamionand why the heck is this applet-specific anyway?12:43
KeybukI suspect we're buggered12:43
Keybukbecause the GNOME applet uses the GNOME configuration and keyring infrastructure12:43
Keybukthe KDE one probably uses kconf and kde-keyring and stuff :p12:43
Keybukinstead of gconf and gnome-keyring <g>12:44
Kamionhow extremely annoying12:44
Kamionwe need /etc/network/interfaces.d/ or something :P12:44
Keybukwhat would you key it on?12:44
KamionI could gconftool out specific values and set them12:44
Keybukthe /system/networking/wireless tree seems "important"12:45
infinityI'm not sure how important this is, if you're blowing away $HOME in general anyway.12:46
Keybukindeed12:46
infinityThis is no different from the other irritating NM feature where "if I create a user for my mom and log out, when she logs in she won't have a network", cause NM has NO concept of central configuration at all.12:47
Keybukyeah, I dislike that a lot12:47
infinityI suspect my mom would too. :)12:47
KeybukI haven't decided yet whether to petition for replacement-init or replacement-networking for dapper+1 yet :o)  I imagine I'll only have time for one of them12:48
infinityOh, has anyone bugged you about NM's icky segv yet?12:48
Keybuknope12:49
infinityI didn't bother filing a bug, cause I didn't know when you were coming back, so was going to look into it myself.12:49
Keybukbug me later this afternoon if you want12:49
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infinityTake a working /e/n/interfaces file with an uncommented "iface eth1 inet dhcp" and add, say, "wireless_mode managed" to that stanza.12:50
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infinityNot sure what you want to happen there (stanza ignored, NM says "I can do that!" and does it, whatever), but that currently causes a lovely segv. :)12:50
Keybuknope, STILL not this afternoon :)12:50
infinityYeah, I was already typing when you said that.  I'm groggy from an evening nap. :)_12:50
dokopitti_live: still checking the live CD? could you check if the the dictionary is shown as available in the preferences?12:51
Keybukthat SEGV could be anywhere from the /e/n/i parsing code to a general failure on NM's part to ignore interfaces12:51
pitti_livedoko: sure12:51
pitti_livedoko: btw, F7 doesn't do anything useful, too; it opens the dialog, but doesn't check anything12:54
pitti_liveKamion, is there any way to tell partman to reformat/recreate the bootstrap partition?12:54
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Kamionpitti_live: sure, select it in the manual partitioner and say format01:08
infinitydoko: How does conflicting with nvidia-glx magically fix 3 bugs about broken diversions in your package? :)01:08
pitti_liveKamion: there is no 'format' option for 'Apple NewWorld boot partition'01:10
pitti_liveKamion: btw, I have an idea what could have went wrong: I tried / on XFS for a change (usually I take reiserfs)01:10
dokoinfinity: the package doesn't have any diversions01:10
infinitydoko: It uses dpkg-divert, obviously, even if it no longer ships diversions...01:11
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infinitydoko: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/ia32-libs-gtk/+bug/34189 clearly has nothing to do with nvidia-glx, hence my confusion.01:11
UbugtuMalone bug 34189 in ia32-libs-gtk "the package cannot be updated" [Normal,Confirmed]  01:11
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Kinnisoninfinity: Can you keep an eye on failed/ for a bit, new codeline just went out to drescher01:12
infinityKinnison: Ja.01:13
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KinnisonI don't believe you were01:13
Kamionpitti_live: oh, that's right, there was no need for that option in the partitioner because yaboot-installer uses mkofboot, not ybin, and mkofboot automatically formats the partition01:14
infinityKinnison: If I was, I clearly wouldn't remember them anyway. :)01:14
Kinnison:-)01:14
Kamionpitti_live: there was an initramfs-tools issue with the combination of yaboot and / on XFS ...01:14
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KamionI don't recall it being closed01:14
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infinityKinnison: Oh, I was waiting on the NEEDSBUILD/BUILDING unconfusion, but I'm betting that's still pending approval or something.01:15
Kinnisoninfinity: I know nothing about that, sorry01:15
pitti_liveKamion: alright, thank you (and sorry for pestering you)01:15
infinityKinnison: Yeah, not a huge deal.  I'll get cprov to chase it up when he's back with a ring his finger and a spring in his step.01:16
infinitys/ring/ring on/01:16
Kamionpitti_live: np01:17
Kamionok, so I'm copying /etc/network/interfaces and writing /etc/hostname, /etc/hosts, and /etc/iftab01:17
KamionI wonder if I need to do anything with /etc/networks, /etc/resolv.conf, or the various dhclient.conf files01:18
Kinnisoninfinity: rings on his fingers and bells on his toes?01:18
KamionKinnison: they didn't give me the bells when *I* got married01:18
Kamionbloody discrimination01:18
KinnisonKamion: then you shall not have music wherever you go01:18
Kamionthat'd be the lack of speakers in the stufy01:18
Kamionstudy01:18
Kinnison:-)01:19
KinnisonStufy is a good name for it too01:19
Kinnisonit gets rather warm in there01:19
Kamionmm01:19
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KeybukI have that problem too01:19
Keybukthree computers a frosty office doth not make01:19
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_ionHi01:22
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`anthonyKamion: Thanks! Yay, Dapper has a new enough version of sqlite, so I don't have to be sad.01:26
KinnisonKeybuk: aye01:30
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pittiMithrandir: just for the records, amd64/install doesn't boot for me either01:32
Mithrandirpitti: ok, so it's not just me.01:33
Mithrandirpitti: does i386/install work for you?01:34
Kamionmight be worth trying to strip down the image (e.g. remove dists/ and pool/) and re-mkisofs, to see if it goes away01:36
Kamionmkisofs -r -V 'Ubuntu 6.04 amd64 Bin-1' -o dapper-install-amd64-hacked.iso -cache-inodes -J -l -b isolinux/isolinux.bin -c isolinux/boot.cat -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table new-amd6401:36
Kamionsomething like that should work01:36
infinity"something like that"01:39
Mithrandir: tfheen@little ..tu/daily/tmp/dapper-amd64 > cat 1.mkisofs_opts ;echo01:39
Mithrandir-cache-inodes -J -l -b isolinux/isolinux.bin -c isolinux/boot.cat -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table -sort /srv/cdimage.no-name-yet.com/scratch/ubuntu/daily/tmp/dapper-amd64/1.weights boot101:39
UbugtuError: I tried to send you an empty message.01:39
pittiMithrandir: I don't have the i386 CDs01:39
Kamion-sort shouldn't be a big deal01:44
Kamionthe rest matches01:44
Kamion"shouldn't"01:45
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MithrandirKamion: moving pool out seems to make it boot for me.01:46
infinityAnd since the contents of pool is meaningless to the boot process, we're left back at "image too big", or "too many files confusing the filesystem and breaking something"?01:47
infinityAnd mkisofs shouldn't allow the latter without loud warnings, I hope.01:48
Mithrandir"image too big" is not a problem when I'm putting this onto a DVD.01:48
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infinityNot an overburn problem, but maybe isolinux hates it?01:49
KamionMithrandir: if you re-mkisofs the image without making *any* changes, does it still boot?01:50
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infinitys/still boot/still not boot/?01:50
Kamioneither :-)01:50
Kamion"still" relative to the hacked image, I guess01:50
MithrandirKamion: no01:51
MithrandirKamion: it doesn't boot if I just re-mkisofs it01:51
Kamionhm.01:51
infinityWhat if you just pull out one randomly large file?01:51
Kamionso I guess mkisofs hates us01:51
Mithrandirstuffing 5MB of 0s onto the image didn't fix it, so it's probably not a magic offset thing.01:51
KamionMithrandir: I think it might be worth grabbing /srv/cdimage.no-name-yet.com/scratch/ubuntu/daily/tmp/dapper-amd64/1.weights and arranging for /isolinux/isolinux.bin and /isolinux/boot.cat to be sorted to the start01:52
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Keybukdamn I want debmeld :p01:57
siretartshould be rather easy to implement once hct is there ;)01:58
Keybuknothing to do with hct or even vcs01:59
MithrandirKamion: yeah, checking that out.02:00
MithrandirKamion: removing a single file (ooo-writer) didn't help.  Maybe it was too small.02:00
MithrandirKamion: ok, adding:02:02
MithrandirCD1/isolinux/isolinux.bin +202:02
MithrandirCD1/isolinux/boot.cat +102:02
Mithrandirfixes it.02:02
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MithrandirI _really_ wonder why this bit us now, though02:03
KamionMithrandir: right, I'll commit a fix for that - writing the code now02:03
Kamionyeah, me too02:03
Kamionwell02:03
MithrandirKamion: thanks.02:03
KamionMithrandir: we only relatively recently went up to 700MB CDs02:03
Mithrandirtrue.  Though, Tuesday's CDs work for me.02:04
Kamionyeah, but we haven't filled them yet on amd6402:04
Kamionit could be BIOS-dependent or something02:04
Mithrandiryeah.02:04
Mithrandirok, I'll test the live cds now and then the install cds.02:06
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seb128Mithrandir, infinity: I've a desktop-file-utils update setting nautilus as default app for folders on GNOME (fixes the issue that people having konqueror installed get it used from the panel places menu), is that ok to upload or should that wait?02:08
Mithrandirseb128: if you could hold it off for a few hours, I'd appreciate.02:08
seb128Mithrandir: no problem02:08
seb128it's not likely to break anything but your call :)02:09
Mithrandirseb128: it's more the "debug one thing at a time". :-)  I'm not very worried about the fix itself.02:10
seb128k02:10
KamionMithrandir: rebuilding02:14
MithrandirKamion: I guess we should rebuild edubuntu and kubuntu too if this fixes it.02:15
Kamionyeah02:16
KeybukKamion: I'm confused about a seed management thing ... I added wpasupplicant to minimal at the same time I added network-manager-gnome to desktop, but only the latter change has shown up in the meta-packages02:17
Keybukwas there something extra that needed to happen?02:17
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MithrandirKeybuk: it needed to be promoted too02:17
Mithrandiriirc02:17
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KamionKeybuk: all additions to minimal (specifically) are blocked on bug 3715602:18
UbugtuMalone bug 37156 in launchpad-upload-and-queue "can't change sections or priorities with change-override.py" [Major,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3715602:18
Keybukok, that's happened now02:18
Keybukheh02:18
Kamionbecause minimal requires debootstrap to install it, which relies on priorities02:18
Keybukk, was just checking I hadn't screwed something up :)02:19
Kamionif you want to put it in a different seed (standard? desktop?) for the time being, that might be a good idea02:19
KamionI don't really fancy trying to talk to the launchpad database by hand to do this02:19
Keybukit belongs next to wireless-tools really; it's just as useful, and in the fashion we're shipping it, doesn't hurt02:19
Kamionyeah, just for the time being02:19
KeybukINSERT INTO kamion SELECT pain FROM launchpad;02:19
Kamionooh, baby02:20
Mithrandiroh, shiny.  NM actually works on my desktop now and it detected the wireless network here.02:20
Keybukquest dapper-seeds% bzr commit02:20
Keybukmodified/renamed/reparented standard02:20
Keybuk*blink*02:20
Keybukcan't the bzr guys pick a verb? :p02:20
MithrandirKeybuk: "twiddled". :-P02:20
KamionKeybuk: bug 3696302:21
UbugtuMalone bug 36963 in bzr "modified/renamed/reparented is unnecessarily fuzzy" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3696302:21
dredgbest verb as seen on a netapp: deswizzled.02:21
sivang Keybuk is this ANSI SQL ?02:22
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MithrandirKamion: espresso desperately needs to do busy-cursors etc.  It's very confusing.02:23
sladenINSERT TABLE INTO $person WHERE person = "pedantic" AND it = "fits";02:24
Mithrandirsladen: SQL generally uses ' for marking strings, not ".02:24
sivangMithrandir: you can use both , no?02:24
KamionMithrandir: not so much busy cursors (although partly that) as disabling stuff until it's actually ready for you to use the page02:25
Kamionwhich requires figuring out when it's ready for you to use the page, which is not immediately obvious :-)02:25
Kamionbut yes, I agree, it's something I want to sort out02:25
MithrandirKamion: showing a page and then taking a second and a half to pop up "starting partitioner" is confusing.02:25
KamionMithrandir: I agree.02:25
sivangI was asking becuase I used to be the tests developer for a middleware back in 2000, and the developers were proude that they middleware supports this clause while MS-SQL, MySQL and others did not at the time.02:26
KamionI also think it shouldn't show the page until it's ready for you to use it.02:26
Kamionor at least somewhat closer to that state of affairs than at present02:26
sivang(and that it was rather out of standard)02:26
MithrandirKamion: yeah, that'd work too.02:26
Mithrandirlive/amd64 seems good, installation ETA ~3M.02:26
KamionMithrandir: new install/amd64 up, if you hadn't noticed02:27
MithrandirI haven't but rsyncing now02:27
Kamionsomebody please tell me why *removing* language packs spends so long regenerating locales02:27
Kamionthis causes annoyance in espresso02:28
Robot101'cause the dpkg post-badger hook thing isn't done? :)02:28
infinityWill it ever be?02:28
Kamionit's got bog-all to do with hooks AFAIK02:29
Robot101well yes, regenerating the stuff thats left behind seems a little dumb :)02:29
Kamionthe maintainer script would be just as daft if the same code were in a hook instead02:29
dokoKamion: removing locales: #3459302:31
Kamionthanks02:32
Riddellwas the kubuntu live CD filesystem not remade last night?02:33
Kamionall the cron jobs are disabled02:33
Kamionas normal around Flight releases02:33
Kamionask Mithrandir or infinity if you need a manual rebuild02:33
RiddellMithrandir: could you do a kubuntu live cd filesystem build?  I'd like to get kde 3.5.2 into flight 602:34
MithrandirRiddell: running.02:35
MithrandirRiddell: I'll start a live cd build too once it's done02:36
Riddellgroovy, thanks02:36
MithrandirKamion: espresso install is very unhappy.  root= is blank02:39
Mithrandirpitti: did you have a chance to test espresso/amd64?02:39
KamionMithrandir: I just noticed the same thing02:42
pittiMithrandir: yes, I did02:42
Mithrandirpitti: did it work?02:42
pittiMithrandir: it suffers from the same bug I recently reported on ppc02:42
pittiMithrandir: lemme dig it out02:42
Mithrandirpitti: ok.  root= is blank?02:42
pittiMithrandir: bug 3645802:43
UbugtuMalone bug 36458 in espresso "crashes after formatting partitions" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3645802:43
pittiMithrandir: I don't get to the point of copying the system02:43
pittiMithrandir: the amd64 install crashed exactly at the same point today (likewise today's ppc live)02:43
Mithrandirpitti: hmm, ok02:43
pittiMithrandir: my last (and only) successful fs copying is about two or three weeks ago02:44
Kamionpitti: your last log in that bug was not in fact with ESPRESSO_DEBUG=102:44
KamionI can't make head nor tail of the previous log though - it looks like debconf got very confused before even starting02:44
pittiKamion: oh? sorry for that;02:44
Mithrandirbad media?02:44
pittiKamion: alright, I redo another one02:44
KamionI wouldn't blame media here02:45
pittiI doubt that it's the media02:45
LureMithrandir: can I get test install/i386 image as I would like to verify is bug 34592 is addressed?02:45
UbugtuMalone bug 34592 in gfxboot-theme-ubuntu "dapper flight 5: install menu never comes" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3459202:45
pittiphew, my ppc lives again and is happy02:45
pittiMithrandir: ok, so ppc live and install work fine for me02:45
MithrandirLure: they're all on cdimage.ubuntu.com02:46
MithrandirLure: if you have an image already, I recommend using rsync to just copy over changes.02:46
KamionLure: well, I suppose it *could* have gone away as mystically as it arrived ... but I haven't done anything to address that bug02:46
LureMithrandir: ok will check (prefer Kubuntu, but Ubuntu will do)02:46
MithrandirLure: kubuntu live images are building, but won't be around for another 30 or so minutes.02:47
LureKamion: exactly - however there were in daily build just before F5 and F5, so it was there for some time02:47
LureMithrandir: ok, will wait for that02:47
KamionLure: sure, I've just never seen it myself which makes this kind of bug rather hard to attack02:47
KamionI'm not doubting that other people are seeing it02:48
LureKamion: I know, I have seen how quickly you addressed 1GB hibernate issue when you got some RAM02:48
infinity?02:48
pittialright, I'll redo the amd64 espresso with full verbosity, brb02:48
KamionLure: I think you're confusing me with someone else.02:49
infinityLure: That was mjg59.  Unless by "you", you meant "you guys". :)02:50
Lureinfinity: correct - I am mixing people... ;-)02:50
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Pygisiretart: wake up pls ^_^02:52
siretartPygi: @work02:52
Pygiah, k, siretart, will talk later then02:52
JaneWsivang: ping02:55
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desrtinfinity; i find that "y'all" is great for this purpose02:58
sladeninfinity: out of interest, when you're rsync'ing CDs.  what %percentage of the iso are you ending up downloading?03:00
sladenMithrandir: even ^^03:01
robertjdesrt: I object, yall is a word all by itself not a contraction03:01
Mithrandirsladen: total size is 2736779264  speedup is 75.9803:02
Mithrandiris the last one.03:02
Kamionis Irvin Piraman here?03:02
infinityOf course, the last one may have had a new OpenOffice on it...03:02
infinityOkay, seriously, mksquashfs needs some visual feedback, even if it's just a bunch of dots...03:03
Seveasrobertj, the plural of yall being 'all yall' ;)03:03
robertjs'right03:04
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sladenrobertj: /away...03:04
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Mithrandirinfinity: patches accepted, I'm sure.03:04
MithrandirKamion: iz grub-installer bug.  I'm trying to track it down.03:04
Mithrandirinfinity: I might want you to ram stuff through LP in a little while.03:05
infinityMithrandir: I might just patch the Ubuntu version, cause the lack of log output on livefs builds drive me nuts.03:05
Kamiondamnit, grub stuff isn't in the copied log03:05
Mithrandirinfinity: absolutely agreed.03:05
infinityMithrandir: Mm, ramming.  I never did disable any cronjobs on drescher, but I can go do so.03:05
MithrandirKamion: it's the removabledevices code falling over, for some reason.03:05
Mithrandirinfinity: please.03:05
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KamionMithrandir: /proc or /sys not mounted, maybe? (although they should be)03:07
pittiKamion: alright, I added two verbose amd64 espresso logs, once with and once without formatting partitions03:07
Kamionoh, they might not be actually03:07
KeybukMithrandir: any particular reason why you copied the udev local-top script to casper-premount and not casper-top ?03:07
Kamionat least, /sys might not be03:07
infinityMithrandir: Okay, publisher disabled, so we can drive it at will.  It's, of course, in the middle of a run right now, so you don't get it again for ~20 mins.03:08
Kamionso udevinfo might well object03:08
MithrandirKeybuk: there is no casper-top.03:08
ajmitchinfinity: ah, so that's why universe uploads seem to disappear? publisher can only be turned off distro-wide?03:08
infinityajmitch: Err, no... I /just/ turned it off.03:08
KamionMithrandir: want me to hit that?03:08
KeybukMithrandir: I see :)  then I now realise that it is not me that is bent, but casper <g>03:08
infinityajmitch: If you're missing uploads, find another scapegoat. :)03:08
ajmitchinfinity: goody, then it's another problem :)03:09
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infinityajmitch: Anything in particular?03:09
ajmitchaqsis, uploaded ~50min ago03:09
MithrandirKeybuk: oh, why?03:09
infinityajmitch: 50 mins isn't much time to wait..03:09
ajmitchno, I'd expected a mail at least in that time03:09
MithrandirKamion: it doesn't seem to be /proc at least.  It's trying to find out if /boot is removable, but the is_removable code is junk.03:09
infinityajmitch: Oh, you got no ACCEPTED email?03:09
MithrandirI have no idea how this ever worked.03:09
ajmitchnothing03:09
KeybukMithrandir: just that jbailey's "grand polymorphism" plan suggests having $BOOT-top <do something> $BOOT-premount <mount it> $BOOT-bottom03:09
Kamionoh, it's looking for /sys in the live CD root which should definitely be there03:10
infinityajmitch: Version?03:10
ajmitch1.1.0.20050815-2ubuntu403:10
MithrandirKeybuk: *shrug*; I could easily enough have casper-top.  Any particular reason except consistency?03:10
Kamion12:20:04 DEBUG   Verifying signature on aqsis_1.1.0.20050815-2ubuntu4_source.changes03:10
Kamion12:20:04 WARNING Exception during processing made it out of the main loop.03:10
Kamion -> http://librarian.launchpad.net/1898038/9PXmGKoOEGo63OCzmi15rroJQp5.txt (ERROR:  column "familyname" does not exist03:10
infinityYeah, found it.03:11
KamionSOYUZ03:11
ajmitchnice03:11
KeybukMithrandir: purely consistency; not important at this point03:11
infinityKinnison: Kiiiiiiiiinison!03:11
MithrandirRiddell: livefs builds finished, but I think you might want new ones to have something that sensibly installs.03:11
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MithrandirKamion: I'm wondering if your last merge of grub-installer was bad.03:13
KamionMithrandir: which, up to 1.14?03:13
Mithrandireither that, or this code has magically worked by accident in the past.03:13
MithrandirKamion: yeah03:13
Kamionit's in baz if that helps03:13
Kamioncolin.watson@canonical.com--2005/grub-installer--ubuntu--003:13
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Kinnisoninfinity: yo?03:14
infinityOh, hi! :)03:14
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MithrandirKamion: uhm.  I think the reason is the fstab isn't configured.03:17
Kamionfor mounting /proc?03:17
Kamionpartman's supposed to write out fstab though03:17
Mithrandirthe fstab in /target is not configured.  At all.03:17
Mithrandir"# UNCONFIGURED FSTAB FOR BASE SYSTEM".03:18
Kamionjust noticed that, I wonder what partman has done ...03:18
Kamionoh.03:18
RiddellMithrandir: why might these not sensibly install?03:18
KamionI bet that partman configured it and then we copied over the top of it.03:18
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MithrandirRiddell: because espresso's broken.03:18
KamionMithrandir: ok, can fix that easily. I have a number of other changes in trunk, including some that require a new partman upload too; do you want me to branch, or just upload the lot?03:19
MithrandirKamion: how confident are you that the changes work?03:20
MithrandirKamion: as in, all the changes.03:20
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infinityNever ask a programmer that.03:20
Kamionwhat infinity said :-)03:21
Kamionmedium03:21
infinityBranch a bugfix-only release, s'il vous plait.03:21
Kamionok03:21
Mithrandiryup03:21
KamionI have to wait for bzr push to get its act together03:22
Kamionnever used to be this slow03:22
Mithrandirand then get infinity to shove it through LP and we can spin new livefs-es.03:22
Mithrandiror do you want me to upgrade&test it first?03:22
Mithrandiroh well, I'll go and test the install cds, then03:23
Kamionthe amd64/install CD first, ideally ...03:24
Kamionthen I can respin kubuntu and edubuntu if it works03:24
Mithrandiryup03:24
infinityI'm a bit scared that this soyuz bug may kill our espresso upload, but Kinnison's on it, so we'll see.03:24
infinityKamion: Upload anyway, under the assumption that soyuz likes you more than ajmitch and won't eat YOUR uploads. :)03:25
infinityCan run it back through process-upload from failed/ if it does fail.03:25
ajmitchmaybe launchpad is just telling me it's time to go to bed03:25
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Seveasurgh, bugmail format change bad03:30
Seveasrelevant info is now at the bottom (aka a non-fixed location) and subject is repeated in sig03:31
MithrandirKamion: current amd64 doesn't boot for me.03:31
infinityKamion / Mithrandir: Kinnison wins; soyuz is happy again.03:31
Lathiatdos it tell you the package name yet?03:31
KamionMithrandir: damnit03:32
KamionMithrandir: oh, I see the bug, sorry03:32
ajmitchLathiat: nope03:33
MithrandirKamion: the cd bug or the espresso bug?03:33
KamionMithrandir: CD bug03:33
Mithrandirthanks03:33
Kamiondoko: we're still respinning CDs for urgent problems. Could you *please* stop uploading to main so that we have a stable platform to work with? Thank you.03:40
dokoKamion: ??? sorry, I did not upload _anything_, after you told me 03:42
KinnisonKamion: buildds are down anyway :-)03:42
KeybukKamion: I think Launchpad had a burp03:42
infinityKamion: Note that the python2.4 upload there is probably a couple of hours old...03:42
Kamionah, I see03:42
Keybukit suddenly released a small flood of packages03:42
infinity(Though not THAT old)03:42
KamionKinnison: they'll have to come back up, since we need *some* new binaries03:42
KinnisonKamion: I know, znarl is on it03:43
KinnisonKamion: firewall change required after librarian changed IP03:43
Kamionamd64/install rebuilding again03:44
Keybuksiretart: uh, dude ...03:44
siretartKeybuk: uh?03:45
Keybuksiretart: you removed the postinst/preinst etc. from wpasupplicant03:45
Keybukwhich prevents anyone from upgrading03:46
Keybukand cancelling the upgrade03:46
Keybukif wpasupplicant fails to unpack, they'll be left with a broken system, rather than it falling back nicely to what they had before03:47
desrtKeybuk; when i enter my WPA key the 'connect to network' (or whatever) button remains inactive03:47
siretartKeybuk: does this preinst look better to you? http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/pkg-wpa/trunk/wpasupplicant/debian/wpasupplicant.preinst?op=file&rev=0&sc=003:47
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Keybuksiretart: no, it has the same problem03:47
desrtKeybuk; wpa2 (aes) with a reasonably long passphrase03:47
=== desrt gotta run
Keybukthe preinst/postinst/postrm combo in my original package were right03:48
=== siretart checks
Keybukyours doesn't cope with the abort-upgrade case03:48
siretarterr, I just have your preinst open as well, it doesn't do anything for abort-upgrade as well03:49
siretart    abort-upgrade)03:50
siretart        ;;03:50
Keybukpreinst doesn't need to03:50
Keybukpostrm does03:50
Keybukyour preinst removes their config files03:50
Keybukunpack fails03:50
siretartah. I see..03:50
Keybukthey're left with the old wpasupplicant installed with no config files!03:50
mjg59sladen: Just add free_some_memory() after the call to prepare_processes() in software_resume() in kernel/power/disk.c03:51
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siretartKeybuk: I'm sorry. I'll incorporate your maintainer scripts to our package and upload to dapper, okay?03:52
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Keybuksiretart: I'm reviewing them anyway, and will do the dapper upload :)03:52
HiddenWolfhey, Keybuk, quick question. Every time I boot my desktop I get a "failed" message for pmcia-services, is that intended?03:52
Keybukonce Flight 6 is out03:52
KeybukHiddenWolf: no03:52
mjg59HiddenWolf: Yes03:52
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Keybukmjg59: the "failed" is intended?03:52
mjg59Keybuk: According to kamion, yeah03:53
Keybukfail should never be intended :)03:53
siretartKeybuk: would you mind basing your work on what we currently have in trunk?03:53
Keybukif fail was expected, and occurs, then it should be "ok"03:53
mjg59pcmcia-cs does nothing useful on new kernels03:53
Mithrandirpitti: did install/ppc end up working for you?03:53
Keybuksiretart: yes.  Ubuntu != Debian03:53
KeybukI'll look at the trunk changes from ubuntu4, of course03:53
Keybukoh, pcmcia-cs03:53
mjg59Oh, hang on03:53
KamionI'm going to merge up pcmcia-cs and pcmciautils from Debian at some point, which IIRC will silence those warnings03:53
mjg59No, I'm maligning Colin03:53
Kamionand pull in other stuff we want03:54
siretartKeybuk: Kel and me are working hard in unifying packaging effords for both debian and ubuntu. we try to not diverge03:54
mjg59There's code in pcmcia-cs's init script that's supposed to supress that on boot03:54
Keybuksiretart: right, but I can't answer the question until I've looked at the changes03:54
pittiMithrandir: yes, see above :)03:54
KeybukDebian frequently does things wrong ;)03:54
HiddenWolfKamion: cool.03:54
pittiMithrandir: apart from the espresso failure, of course03:54
Mithrandirpitti: thanks.03:54
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Mithrandirpitti: I was thinking of the regular install cd, not the live cd.03:54
pittiMithrandir: amd64/live is fine as well, it's just the unbootable amd64/install CD 03:55
pittiMithrandir: yes, I tested both03:55
siretartKeybuk: in this case, the same person are working on that particular package. we intend to upload to unstable soon[tm] 03:55
Mithrandirpitti: amd64/live fails to install for me at least.03:55
KamionMithrandir: new amd64/install up03:55
pittiMithrandir: s/install/boot/?03:55
Keybuksiretart: aye, like I said, ask me when I've looked at the changes :)03:55
Mithrandirpitti: no.  amd64/live, aka espresso, fails to install03:56
siretartKeybuk: sure03:56
pittiMithrandir: ah, I see03:56
pittianyway, jigdo'ing new amd64/install now for testing...03:56
KeybukI'll make a correct preinst/postinst/postrm triad for the upgrade for you though, given I know how to do it in my sleep :p03:56
Mithrandirpitti: that is, it installs, but root= is empty so fails to mount /03:56
Mithrandirmaswan: any chance I could get you to mirror flight-6 once we actually have good images?04:01
sladenmjg59: I've seen a few pointers that it needs to be called repeatedly, is that the case?04:01
_ion*krhm*BitTorrent*krhm*04:02
mjg59sladen: Calling it repeatedly may help in edge cases, but that's a bug really04:02
mjg59Just calling it once ought to fix this case04:02
maswanMithrandir: Ping me on irc?04:02
Mithrandirmaswan: sure, will do.  I can drop a copy on ravel, if that's fine?04:02
maswanMithrandir: otherwise, the croned mirror goes at 09, CEST04:02
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maswanMithrandir: Well, sure, especially if cdimage is horribly slow. :)04:03
Mithrandirmaswan: you don't mirror the full cdimage.u.c, do you?04:03
Mithrandirmaswan: it tends to be. :-P04:03
maswanMithrandir: the directories with "release" in them04:03
Mithrandiroh, cool04:03
MithrandirI didn't know04:03
Mithrandir:-)04:03
maswancdimage/releases/, cdimage/ports/releases/, cdimage/edubuntu/releases/, cdimage/kubuntu/releases/ to be exact04:03
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Kamioninfinity: espresso 0.99.36.1 uploaded; tested, works better for me04:06
Kamionprobably hasn't quite hit accepted yet04:06
infinityWoo.04:06
infinityWill watch for it.04:07
infinity14:09:19 DEBUG   Publishing source espresso/0.99.36.1 to ubuntu/dapper04:09
infinityAnd away we go.04:09
fabbioneKeybuk: ping?04:10
Keybukfabbione: hey04:10
fabbioneKeybuk: hey dude...04:10
fabbioneKeybuk: udev -> scsi_id04:11
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fabbioneis there any reason why we don't ship the /sbin/ versions?04:11
fabbionebut only the lib/udev ?04:11
Keybukbecause it's only used by udev04:11
fabbioneno it's not :)04:11
Keybukwhat else is it used by?04:11
fabbionemultipath-tools does04:11
Keybuknever heard of that04:11
Keybukand isn't in main04:11
fabbioneit's in universe04:12
fabbioneit will be in main soon04:12
Keybukthen it needs to be fixed04:12
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fabbioneudev needs to be fixed04:12
Keybukno, udev doesn't04:12
Keybukthis is shipped this way upstream04:12
Mithrandirfabbione: just use udevinfo instead.04:12
Keybukscsi_id is an internal tool to udev, nothing else should be trying to fiddle with it04:12
fabbioneKeybuk: so why does Debian ship scsi_id in /sbin ?04:12
fabbioneMithrandir: i didn't write this tool and i don't plan to do so04:13
Keybukbecause Debian ships all of the udev helpers in the wrong place04:13
Keybukwhich results in people trying to use them04:13
Keybukand then complaining when the interface chances04:13
pittialright, let's try the latest amd64 install then, brb04:13
Keybukuh, changes04:13
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Keybukwhere there is "useful functionality" in a udev helper, it should either be C&P'd into the other code or turned into a shared library04:13
Keybuke.g. with the libvolume_id that's been split off recently04:14
fabbioneKeybuk: multipath-tool has hardcoded it that way..04:14
sladenmjg59: as simple as:  http://www.paul.sladen.org/ubuntu/upload/fix-swsusp-alloc-failure.patch ?04:14
Keybukthen multipath-tool has a bug04:14
Keybukurgh04:16
Keybukyeah, this is just horrid04:16
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pittiKamion: still no amd64/install boot joy :/04:18
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mjg59sladen: Precisely04:21
sladenmjg59: and would adding similar to  snapshot.c:swsusp_save()  on the way down help the "Not enough free memory" on the way down?04:23
Keybukfabbione: this really just looks like it's doing fork/exec/read just to avoid an ioctl()04:24
sladenyou could send morse-code messages to the kernel by doing that04:25
mjg59sladen: No, it's already done04:25
mjg59(Isn't it?)04:25
Keybuksladen: people don't seem to like touching the kernel, afraid they'll catch something I guess04:26
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mjg59sladen: Oh, hang on. prepare_processes() already calls free_some_memory.04:27
sladenmjg59: so it does.  hmmm04:28
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Mithrandirok, i386 install works fine.04:32
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Mithrandirinfinity: awty on espresso?04:33
infinityMithrandir: Nope, but getting there.04:33
infinityMithrandir: publisher is cleaning up, queuebuilder is running.04:33
infinityMithrandir: Once the buildd turn around a binary or two, I'll re-run the publisher for you.04:33
Mithrandirok, goodie04:33
infinitys/buildd/buildds/04:33
MithrandirKamion: amd64 cd still broken.04:34
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MithrandirKamion: try with +1000 instead?04:35
MithrandirKamion: debian-cd/tools isn't writable by me so you need to do it yourself.04:36
MithrandirKamion: hmm, apparently, 1000 should work too.  According to the docs.04:40
pittiMithrandir: amd64 boot still broken> confirmed04:40
infinityMithrandir: publisher running, espresso in for amd64/powerpc/i386/ia6404:40
infinityMithrandir: I didn't wait for the other two, since they're not building livefs anyway. :)04:41
Mithrandirinfinity: great, I'll start the livefs builds now, then.04:41
infinityMithrandir: And due to doing this so rapidly, nothing else slipped past the freeze. :)04:41
infinity(Though it'll all get in on the next publisher run, so hopefully this is the last)04:42
infinityMithrandir: Err, don't start the builds yet, dude.  publisher needs a good 20 mins or more to do its thing.04:42
Mithrandirinfinity: hm, ok.04:42
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MithrandirKamion: can you try making isolinux.bin be +1001 and boot.cat be +1000 or something like that?04:45
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Pygisiretart: we are probably going to switch to 0.5 branch for dapper+1 anyway04:48
Pygiif it will be stable enough04:48
mjg59sladen: I can't update arbitrary packages in Debian, no04:56
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KamionMithrandir: ok (sorry, was out picking up Benedict from school)04:58
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MithrandirKamion: mind doing a g+w on the debian-cd tree too?04:59
KamionMithrandir: awkward, baz bitches if I change permissions05:00
KamionI'll see what I can do05:00
MithrandirKamion: grr, ok.05:00
Kamionmain reason I want to switch cdimage to bzr05:00
Mithrandiris there a hold-up apart from "no time"?05:00
Kamionneed to figure out how configs work with bzr05:01
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infinityMithrandir: Okay, should be published now.05:03
Mithrandirinfinity: kthx, I'll build live fs-es, then.05:04
Mithrandirthen go home and continue from there.05:04
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KamionMithrandir: should have another go-around on amd64/install before you go home, if possible05:04
Pygi_ion: around?05:05
infinityIt's 2am, and I'm being bugged to go to bed.05:07
MithrandirKamion: you're spinning ISOs?05:07
infinityKamion: Should I re-enable the publisher's crontab, or do you want to do some by-hand driving as needed?05:07
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_ionpygi: Somewhat.05:09
Pygi_ion: ah, can you at least tell me if you got my mail?05:09
_ionpygi: Yeah, i got the mail. I'm not feeling very well, i haven't had strength to do that. :-\05:10
Pygi_ion: no worries, once you feel better ^_^05:11
Pygitime is on our side now ^_^05:11
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infinityEgads, does gutenprint's postinst need to be so friggin' verbose?05:14
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KamionMithrandir: amd64/install up05:15
Kamioninfinity: up to you05:16
MithrandirKamion: already 40% synced here05:16
rob^^^are there any plans for making Espresso less sparse looking?05:16
Kamionrob^^^: there's a plan to put images down the left-hand side of each page; waiting for artwork on that05:17
infinityKamion: I'm not picky, it's really up to you (if you want to drive) and Mithrandir (if he feels the faster turnaround is worth the hassle)05:17
Kamionrob^^^: there's also a plan to have a flash animation (playable with free software) alongside the install progress bar; again, waiting on art05:17
rob^^^Kamion: we need You-Don't-Know-Jack style animation complete with voice-over05:17
rob^^^"Look sharp, here comes step number 1"05:18
Mithrandirinfinity: I don't think we need it.  If this doesn't work, I'm inclined to try tomorrow instead.05:18
infinityMithrandir: Fair enough.  I'll put soyuz back on full-auto, then.05:18
Mithrandirinfinity: thanks.05:18
Kamionbut if the art doesn't arrive, I'm happy with clean rather than full of badly-designed cruft (because if I have to do the art, you'll get the latter05:18
Kamion)05:18
pittishould the new amd64 image fix booting, i. e. shall I try it? or is it just the espresso update?05:19
Mithrandirpitti: it should fix booting.05:20
Mithrandirpitti: if you wait about one minute, I'll know if it does so for me.05:20
pittiMithrandir: you can burn a CD in a minute?05:20
Mithrandirno, about three.05:20
pittiMithrandir: my jigdo will finish in about one05:20
Mithrandirbut it was halfway done05:20
pittioh, wow05:21
Kamionpitti: it's an install CD, not a live CD, so no espresso update05:21
pittiah, *slap me*, right05:21
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Mithrandirlivefs images are still building.05:21
pittithanks :)05:21
infinityMithrandir: i386 is into mksquash, at least.. We're getting there.05:21
Kamionfor some reason it's taking a while to rsync here05:21
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Mithrandir*sigh*.  Still doesn't work for me. on amd64. :-(05:22
infinityWaiting on these hurts.05:22
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MithrandirKamion: I don't know what the issue is, but I need to go home now.  I'll see if I can get the live images tested there, at least.05:24
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Pygipitti: I'll inform people on the forum /testers/ about the bug, now that it's fixed05:25
Pygipitti: do you agree?05:25
pittiyes, sure05:26
infinitypitti: Are you the printing go-to guy these days?05:26
pittiinfinity: I don't like to be05:26
pittibut I am, as it seems05:26
pittiI didn't start the cupsys Mega Bug Triage From Hell yet05:26
pittibut it's high on my list now05:26
seb128Riddell: do you know about https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/totem/+bug/36315 ?05:27
UbugtuMalone bug 36315 in totem "totem does not stop kscreensaver from starting" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  05:27
infinitypitti: Can you look at making cupsys-driver-gutenprint's postinst about 8000 times less verbose?05:27
KamionMithrandir: argh :(05:28
sladenmjg59: http://www.paul.sladen.org/debian/upload/hotkey-setup_0.1-16.debdiff -> Debian please05:28
Riddellseb128: I do not05:28
seb128Riddell: do apps need to call so kscreensaver --something to inactivate it?05:28
infinitypitti: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/livefs-build-logs/dapper/ubuntu/20060329/livecd-20060329-i386.out <-- search for "Writing /usr" and cringe.05:28
KamionCD1/isolinux/isolinux.bin +205:28
KamionCD1/isolinux/boot.cat +105:28
KamionMithrandir: that's the weights file, FWIW ...05:28
pittiinfinity: yay05:29
pittiinfinity: added to my todo list05:29
infinitypitti: Danke.05:29
Riddellseb128: no, as far as I remember apps are expected to make false keyboard events to stop it05:29
seb128Riddell: ok, thank you05:30
infinityseb128: Same log, look for "gtk-update-icon-cache" and can you please make ubuntu-artwork's postinst shut up? :)05:30
seb128infinity: weird05:31
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seb128infinity: the issue is rather to know why there is the warning rather than to mask it05:32
infinityseb128: Yes, I didn't ask you to /dev/null it, I asked you to shut it up. :)  If that involves fixing a real bug, all the better.05:32
Mithrandirpitti: does the amd64/install cd work for you?05:41
mjg59sladen: Done, feel free to upload to Ubuntu once flight is out05:41
MithrandirKamion: yeah, and that worked for me.05:41
pittiMithrandir: I can try it05:41
MithrandirKamion: can we get debian-cd to log the exact mkisofs command line?05:41
pittiMithrandir: burning05:42
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KamionMithrandir: added to my to-do, although I don't think our problem is a wrong command line05:42
MithrandirKamion: well, I have something which works in my end and something which doesn't in little's end so trying to move those towards each other, one step at a time, is probably good.05:43
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rcaskey_err :(05:46
rcaskey_Was working in breezy...05:46
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jcolefyi, i did and apt-get dist upgrade to dapper from breezy and it hung on "starting PCMCIA services"... when i reboot, the system locks up right there on boot over and over again...05:53
jcoleso, i'm going to chroot into it from the live cd and remove the PCMCIA service so it will finish the boot and the upgrade... this is not a laptop btw, it's a desktop...05:53
KamionMithrandir: try the mkisofs on little?05:55
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KamionMithrandir: there's bsdtar and libarchive.so.1 in my home directory that you can use to unpack it, or just work off the temporary directory05:55
wasabi__So I'd like to not have a mta.05:59
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infinitywasabi__: Then don't have one?06:03
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wasabi__Not able to uninstall it. ;)06:04
wasabi__hmm actually it looks like it's because of mutt.06:04
wasabi__that's probably a dep that needs to be fixed06:04
infinitywasabi__: Or just "apt-get --purge install ssmtp" (or similar)06:06
infinitywasabi__: Some stuff really does want a /usr/bin/sendmail to be there, but there's no reason it needs to be a full MTA for most use cases.06:07
MithrandirKamion: yeah, I think I'll try that.  But I don't have my test setup here and pitti didn't call back yet.06:08
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dokoRiddell: gnome has a dialogue/preference to overwrite the default fontconfig selection. does KDE has something similiar?06:13
KamionI've done chmod -R g+w cdimage/debian-cd/ for now06:13
Kamionbaz is really upset by this though so I'll have to undo that later06:13
Riddelldoko: don't think so no06:13
dokoRiddell: then wich font does KDE use by default?06:14
KyralDejaVu Sans06:15
KyralIIRC :P06:15
Riddelldoko: Dejavu06:15
dokoRiddell, Kyral: you have no menu in KDE to specify the fonts you use for your applications?06:16
Riddelldoko: sure, there's one for that, sorry didn't know what you ment by overwriting fontconfig selection06:17
pittiMithrandir: sorry, I was off for dinner; I'll try booting now06:21
dokoRiddell: and something for a "document font" as well?06:21
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Riddelldoko: what's that?06:22
mdkeDiziet, ping?06:22
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dokoa font that is used to write documents with, i.e. in OOo the default font for documents06:24
pittiMithrandir: still no luck06:24
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Mithrandirpitti: can you remove /pool from the image and see if it boots for you then?06:25
Riddelldoko: there's the General Font, which is set to Dejavu Sans 906:28
dokoRiddell: please could you move down the DejaVu preference for serif and sans-serif in /etc/fonts.conf to the end (about line 260, the prefer sections), and then see, if you can get KDE to default to DejaVu again?06:31
pittiMithrandir: hm, how do I do that?06:32
pittiMithrandir: it's ISO-9660, isn't it?06:32
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Mithrandirpitti: loop-mount it, copy to another directory, run mkisofs -r -V 'Ubuntu 6.04 amd64 Bin-1' -o dapper-install-amd64-hacked.iso -cache-inodes -J -l -b isolinux/isolinux.bin -c isolinux/boot.cat -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table new-amd6406:33
Mithrandirburn that and test it06:33
pittiMithrandir: ah, thanks06:33
Riddelldoko: do I need to restart something after editing that file to make it take effect?06:36
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Riddelldoko: we set the default font explicitly in kdeglobals06:36
pittiMithrandir: with LANG=C? otherwise it rambles about UTF-8 encoded file names06:38
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pittiMithrandir: trying, brb06:40
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pittiMithrandir: indeed, boots06:44
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pittiMithrandir: now I'll just re-mkisofs the full CD and see whether it works06:44
dokoRiddell: last question: can you set this explicitely for koffice as well? I serif and a sans-serif font for the document, which is different than the default serif/sans-serif fonts?06:44
Riddelldoko: not that I know of, I think it just uses the default font06:46
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pittiMithrandir: AYT?07:16
pittiMithrandir: so, if I unpack and re-mkisofs the full CD (with the command you gave me), it boots happily07:19
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pittiMithrandir: my image is 240 bytes smaller than the original one07:20
pittiMithrandir: and there are some differences in the first few KBs: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1110807:21
pittiMithrandir: the first diff was just me getting the label wrong (sorry), but the rest might be relevant07:22
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pittiMithrandir: the second hunk looks harmless, too (just the date)07:23
pittiMithrandir: I'll try to manually patch the first few bytes and check whether it works07:24
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pefhello07:47
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jcolefabbione: mark mentioned you regarding clustering in his speech to us...07:55
zygahey07:56
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pittiMithrandir: hm, no luck with binary patching (I changed everything but the date from the patch I pastebin'ed)08:05
pittineed to go now08:05
LeeJunFananyone here in charge of mirrors? Packages files are missing from them all. the zipped ones are there.08:06
siretartLeeJunFan: ask in #launchpad08:06
LeeJunFansiretart: thanks08:06
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sivangre08:07
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fabbionejcole: yes08:21
sladenmjg59: isn't #37365 a case of needing special twiddlage to toggle the bluetooth dongle?08:21
jcolemy company uses apani netlock for their vpn solution, ubuntu and debian are the only 2 distros that do not work unless we recompile our kernels with these 2 flags enabled:08:22
jcoleCONFIG_REGPARM=y08:22
jcoleCONFIG_IRQBALANCE=y08:22
sladenmjg59: or are you punting it to kernel because the power/state should work08:22
jcolei'm not sure what they are, and was wondering what it would take, to request them to be enabled by default in ubuntu kernels08:23
fabbionejcole: can you please file a bug in malone against linux-source-2.6.15 exaplaning the problem?08:24
jcolefabbione: you got it08:24
fabbionejcole: no no.. benc will :)08:25
fabbionei am not kernel maintainer anylonger..08:25
fabbionei only take care of very few bits08:25
pefis someone working on a web based tool to help tracking laptops's bugs ?08:25
sladenpef: I've been thinking of extenting the hwdb tool, but haven't got anywhere08:27
jcolefabbione: don't file a bug?08:28
sladenpef: if you fancy doing it, that would probably be the place to start08:28
siretartare uploads to main allowed again?08:28
fabbionejcole: please file a bug.. i will not get it.. the kernel maintainer will08:28
jcolefabbione: oh ok08:28
jcolefabbione: btw, do you know what those flags do?08:28
mjg59sladen: The kernel should be able to do it08:28
pefsladen: will investigate hwdb, thanks for the tip ;)08:29
sladenjcole: REGPARM changes the call method to put the first X arguments into registers rather than on the stack08:29
fabbionejcole:  i could check.. but i am at almost 15 hours in the day...08:29
sladenpef: ask ogra for starting pointers, but it's python08:29
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fabbionejcole: and i really need some relax now08:29
pefsladen: what a cool language, isn't it ?08:30
sladenpef: yes, goodness++08:30
pefsladen: I will keep you informated if I my idea goes further08:32
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jcolefabbione: heh, dude "apt-get install workrave"08:34
fabbionejcole: i can't :) i got a new toy at home.. i can't stop playing: )08:35
sladenfabbione: does she mind?08:37
sivangfabbione: which toy? :)08:37
fabbionesladen: a bit :)08:37
fabbionesivang: a SAN08:37
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sabdflso how's flight 6 looking?08:49
sabdflKamion: any reason for me not just to charge ahead with a daily?08:49
Mithrandirsabdfl: we're having trouble booting the amd64 install images on some machines, for some reason.08:51
sabdflok08:51
sabdflwill hold off then08:51
Mithrandirit's very weird; it doesn't boot for me and pitti, but works for Kamion and others.08:51
sabdflthanks08:51
Mithrandir(and it works on my other amd64).  08:51
MithrandirIt seems to be amd64 specific, somehow, and only affects some machines.08:52
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siretartMithrandir: I read above that buildds are stopped for flight-6. does this mean that it is safe to upload to main again?09:15
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Mithrandirsiretart: no.09:18
jcolefabbione: done. https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.15/+bug/3737709:21
UbugtuMalone bug 37377 in linux-source-2.6.15 linux-image-2.6.15-19-386 "Apani Netlock VPN Compatibility" [Normal,Confirmed]  09:21
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Tonio_slomo_: http://pastebin.com/63130509:30
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Tonio_slomo_: I assume you will have to add a second beagled.desktop to debian folder then no ?09:30
Tonio_cause actually you where installing the same twice09:30
slomo_Tonio_: yes... beagled-kde.desktop is fine with you?09:31
Tonio_slomo_: as long as it autostarts :)09:31
Tonio_hehe09:31
slomo_damn, beagle is main already... another upload that has to wait :)09:31
slomo_Tonio_: i hope you can wait until flight6 release?09:34
Tonio_slomo_: well, of course :) the goal is 1st june09:34
Tonio_I have no expectation between now and then :)09:34
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slomo_Tonio_: ok :)09:35
Tonio_slomo_: we are working on kde frontends for beagle, but that's not going to main actually (to many gtk deps)09:35
Tonio_so no pb ;)09:35
pefis system settings->wireless obsolete because of network manager ?09:35
Riddellslomo_: beagle looks like it's in universe to me09:36
Riddellpef: has that ever worked?09:37
slomo_Riddell: apt-cache showsrc beagle09:38
slomo_Riddell: pool/main/b/beagle09:38
Tonio_slomo_: I see it in universe also09:38
slomo_Riddell: but the beagle binary package is in universe, yes...09:38
Tonio_slomo_: ah ok09:39
Riddellslomo_: yes I see that now, libraries are but not app.  something to do with nautilus needing the libraries09:39
pefRiddell: works for me, but it lacks dhcp feature, running konsole to run dhclient is not very user friendly09:39
slomo_does someone have the anastacia url at hand? :)09:39
Riddellpef: wlassistant will obsolete it if knetworkmanager doesn't09:39
Riddellslomo_: KubuntuFiles09:39
slomo_found it, thanks09:39
Tonio_pef: did you manage to connect using kwifimanager ??09:40
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slomo_no beagle on there... hm, probably only has to be promoted to main by something...09:40
Tonio_pef: I never got it to connect, even without dhcp...09:40
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HiddenWolfslomo_ I thought beagle hit main already?09:48
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slomo_HiddenWolf: beagle has (the source and libraries) but beagle itself hasn't09:48
slomo_i.e. the frontent09:48
slomo_and indexer09:48
slomo_etc09:48
slomo_something has to pull it in or it has to be added to the seeds afaik09:49
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enricoinfinity: you're welcome asking for help before declaring that debtags is the root of all evil09:50
enricoinfinity: I'm not online often these days, but when I'm online I try to help.  In #ekhis on freenode you'll also find help09:50
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KaiLslomo_, you mean, the next beagle will go into main automatically?10:45
KaiL..as the current one still has universe as Filename-Value ;)10:46
slomo_KaiL: no... the source and libs are already in main but nothing in main depends on the beagle binary package and it's not forced to be in main yet ;)10:46
KaiLah10:47
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mdzRiddell: ping10:50
Riddellmdz: hi10:53
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rcaskey_Are there any thoughts about hiding update manager after the dowload process starts?10:58
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HiddenWolfrcaskey_ people will wonder where it went, do other stuff, be suprized, reboot their pc's halfway, or do all sorts of things.11:01
HiddenWolfor start filing bugs because it suddenly went away11:02
rcaskey_Hidden: it's still got the downloading window up11:02
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HiddenWolfanyway, have to go, good night.11:02
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rcaskey_where is the appopriate place to report update manager bugs? It blinks after transitioning from downloading to installing...11:14
Burgworkrcaskey_, lp11:15
rcaskey_Burgwork: I tried but must be in the wrong section or something11:15
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Burgworkrcaskey_, www.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+filebug11:17
rcaskey_Burgwork: ok, #3739711:19
rcaskey_*ahem* bug #3739711:19
UbugtuMalone bug 37397 in update-manager "shouldn't blink after switch from downloading to installing" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3739711:19
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KaiLwhere was the list of the ubuntu-server Packages?11:28
PygiKaiL: we have some issues that need major action11:28
KaiLPygi, huh?11:28
Pygipeople started reporting some things that are not true, are obvious duplicates, etc11:29
KaiLhuh?11:29
Pygiagainst n-m, huh? :P11:29
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