[01:30] <bojohan> hello, i'm looking at Bug #29789: tv card audio not working
[01:38] <bojohan> in fact, it seems that what i need is to load tda9887 before bttv (snd_bt87x isn't involved)
[01:38] <bojohan> bad: $ insmod tuner.ko ; insmod bttv.ko autoload=0 ; insmod tda9887.ko
[01:38] <bojohan> good: $ insmod tuner.ko ; insmod tda9887.ko ; insmod bttv.ko autoload=0
[01:38] <bojohan> (bttv autoloads tda9887)
[01:40] <bojohan> is this useful to anyone?
[01:41] <bojohan> Pinnacle PCTV using line-out
[01:46] <NAiL> zul: Thanks (If it was you committing the fix) :)
[01:47] <zul> NAiL: no probs the patch was pushed to benc this morning
[01:48] <NAiL> So it'll get built and put in the feeds eventually?
[01:48] <zul> yeah
[01:48] <NAiL> Cool :-)
[01:51] <NAiL> Will it eventually be pushed upstream too?
[01:52] <zul> maybe..
[03:50] <joelbryan> Is it just me or the kernel 2.15-20 feels much faster?
[03:50] <crimsun> it feels the same as 19 to me
[03:51] <joelbryan> it's faster doing grep regexp search
[03:51] <crimsun> got a test case?
[03:57] <joelbryan> grep -i -R "word" *
[05:53] <crimsun> joelbryan: can't see any differenc.
[05:53] <crimsun> +e
[06:11] <infinity> joelbryan: If "*" is a really large list of files, maybe you're just seeing some good disk caching going on.
[06:11] <infinity> joelbryan: If not, then the kernel has nothing to do with it, and you'd look to grep or glibc for having made that faster.
[02:52] <zul> heylo
[05:33] <zul> BenC: ping
[05:33] <zul> doh...unping
[07:39] <jkakar> BenC: jbailey suggested I ask you this question--Do you know what the difference between "free" and "available" inodes is?
[07:57] <cjb> jkakar: What's presenting "available" inodes?
[07:59] <jkakar> cjb: Python's os.statvfs() returns a bunch of values, two of them are F_BFREE and F_BAVAIL... it says that avail are "total available to non-super user"; I'm trying to understand why the numbers would be different.
[08:00] <cjb> I think the B means they're talking about blocks, not inodes.
[08:00] <infinity> jkakar: Because filesystems have a set number of blocks and inodes reserved for root use.
[08:00] <infinity> jkakar: So regular users can't accidentally fill up the filesystem completely.
[08:00] <jkakar> infinity: Ah, thanks.  That makes sense.
[08:01] <infinity> (base)adconrad@cthulhu:~$ sudo tune2fs -l /dev/sda3 | grep Reserved
[08:01] <infinity> Reserved block count:     122094
[08:01] <infinity> Reserved blocks uid:      0 (user root)
[08:01] <infinity> Reserved blocks gid:      0 (group root)
[08:01] <infinity> (for example)
[08:10] <jkakar> infinity: Awesome, thanks.