/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2007/04/02/#ubuntu-kernel.txt

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zulhey02:07
_ionHi02:11
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glickhi07:49
glickhey is it hard to build the kernel in eclpise?07:53
glickeclipse?07:53
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glickhas anyone done any kernel dev with eclipse?08:33
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glickdamn, kernel development on my main machine is dangerous isnt it08:59
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superm1BenC, did you get a chance to look over lirc patch i made this past week?09:39
glickhey im tryin to config a vanilla kernel09:41
glickits asking me at what physical address i want to load the kernel and i have no idea what i should put09:41
crimsunsuperm1: he's EDT, which is -0400 UTC. It's currently 3:43 AM.09:43
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superm1crimsun, ah ok thx09:45
superm1crimsun, which reminds me - i should get to bed (i'm CDT :) )09:45
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glickhey does anyone use eclipse for kernel dev?10:34
fabbioneglick: please stop asking every hour.. people lives in different TimeZones and it can take over 24 hours to get an answer here10:34
glickfabbione, new people came in10:35
glicki thought they might know10:35
crimsunglick: well, the answer to your question is "yes". When I worked at IBM, quite a few people did (unsurprisingly). As for whether anyone present does, it's fairly unlikely.10:36
fabbionemost of the kernel developers are in the US and won't be around for the next 5/6 hours10:36
glickyou just use vim?10:37
fabbionei personally do yes10:39
glickbut isnt that difficult if you need to cross check a symbol reference, or check the definition of a function or see what calls it?10:40
crimsunno, you can use ctags.10:40
fabbionematter of taste.. and i use grep...10:40
fabbionereally.. developing is a matter of taste10:41
fabbioneeverybody has its own10:41
fabbionethere is no standard10:41
glickso for someone new lookin to get grok the kernel should they look at vanilla or ubuntu kern?10:41
fabbioneglick: it depends what you are going to do10:42
fabbionewhat do you plan to develop on the kernel?10:42
glickdrivers mainly at this point10:42
fabbionenew drivers or fixing bugs in existing ones?10:42
glickyeah both10:43
fabbionei would personally do it on vanilla because no matter how quickly we keep up with upstream, at some point in time our kernel is behind10:43
fabbioneand driver interfaces might change in the meantime10:43
fabbionebut nothing stops you to use both trees10:43
fabbionedevelop a fix in vanilla and push the patch to the ubuntu kernel10:44
fabbioneit's fairly simple to do cherry picking with git10:44
fabbioneanyway.. brb10:44
glickk10:44
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pkl_glick: couple of answers....  The kernel physical location should be 0.  I personally use vim and grep.11:06
pkl_glick: unless you're working on drivers which Ubuntu has put into the driver (Ubuntu top-level directory), it doesn't really make much difference whether you're using the vanilla or Ubuntu version.  Ubuntu's kernel follows vanilla very closely.11:08
maks_pkl_ following closesly with a huge stack of patches on top11:10
glickpkl_, i thought < 16M was DMA pool?11:10
crimsunmaks_: we don't touch the scheduler or the network stack, really, for starters.11:11
crimsunor the vm or many fses11:11
pkl_most of of Ubuntu's changes are in driver code.  Very little core code is touched.  Doesn't need to be, the core code is generally very stable and well written.  It is the drivers which are a mess, and need to be patched :)11:12
maks_plus adding oot mess :P11:12
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pkl_glick: I should have asked which arch you're using :) PPC kernel physical address 0x0.  x86 phys address 0x00100000.11:18
glickx8611:19
pkl_I tend to use PPC (PowerPC) when talking about kernels internals.11:20
pkl_The x86 is the odd architecture, most architectures load at 0.  The x86 is 'special' because of BIOS and weird legacy restrictions (the 640KB -> 1MB hole).11:24
glickyou do your dev on ppc?11:25
pkl_I used to (until last November).11:27
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fabbionehey pkl_ 11:29
fabbionepkl_: how are your cluster testing going?11:29
glickdamn eclipse is slow11:30
glicknight11:31
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pkl_fabbione: badly, too much work, too little time :)11:34
fabbionepkl_: what about tomorrow we setup an Oracle and one RH cluster together?11:35
fabbionepkl_: so that i can kick you off the first step11:35
pkl_fabbione: sounds good.  I'll see what else I've got to do on Tuesday.11:38
fabbionepkl_: just make sure you have 2 feisty machines uptodate.. no matter if they are desktop or server installs..11:39
fabbionethen we figure it from there11:39
fabbione(better if they are in the same LAN/subnet)11:39
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shawarmainitramfs-tools is the kernel-team's "problem", no?02:00
maks_shawarma : yes02:04
maks_why what's up?02:04
shawarmahttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/initramfs-tools/+bug/10184402:06
shawarmaIt's easily reproducable. With a Feisty userland, run an Edgy kernel, run "update-initramfs -u" twice, and that's the last time you'll ever boot with that kernel.02:07
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maks_shawarma the bak file should only get updated if there is a boot inbetween02:08
shawarmamaks_: eh? the bak file is created by update-initramfs.02:09
maks_yes but only once02:09
shawarmaper run of update-initramfs, yes.02:09
maks_no02:09
maks_shawarma can you attach please an sh -x update-initramfs -u run02:10
maks_i have only debian boxes02:10
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shawarmamaks_: Why would it not be updated with each run of update-initramfs?02:11
shawarmamaks_: I need a minute to fire up the machine again.02:12
maks_shawarma look into backup_booted_initramfs02:12
maks_if it does what you say there is a bug there02:12
maks_shawarma: no hurry, but interested :)02:13
maks_ah it does exchange it because you rebooted inbetween02:15
maks_but it shouldn't do it now if you execute it 2x in a row02:15
maks_please post also the second sh -x update-initramfs run02:15
shawarmamaks_: What exactly should stop it?02:16
maks_it only mv ak overwrites the .bak if boot_initramfs is defined02:18
maks_did you look at backup_booted_initramfs()?02:18
shawarmabriefly. I thought it ran backup_initramfs02:19
maks_you want to checkout the section below "# keep booted initramfs"02:21
shawarmamaks_: The fact remains that I end up with a trunced initrd, and the attached fix fixes it.  My analysis of why it goes wrong may be off, though.02:22
maks_shawarma np, please provide the further output02:22
shawarmathe output of the two runs are identical.02:22
maks_sh -x update-initramfs02:22
maks_upps of course with -u02:23
shawarmaSure02:23
maks_i'd really appreciate if you attached that to the bug report :)02:23
shawarmaWill od.02:24
shawarmado, even.02:24
shawarmadone.02:25
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maks_shawarma hmm this is your hacked update-initramfs02:28
shawarmaNo02:29
shawarmaoh, wait.02:30
maks_shawarma it's ok i ack your patch02:30
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shawarmawhat the.. I dpkg -i the initramfs-tools in my apt cache and it's still my patched u-i..02:31
maks_adding it to the debian repo atm and i'll remind BenC when he is around02:32
shawarmaCool.02:32
shawarmathanks.02:32
maks_won't push it for etch updates as in debian nobody uses the minversion, so i never saw that02:33
maks_thank you02:33
shawarmaAny time.02:33
shawarmaHow do you work around udev's dependencies without it?02:34
shawarmaThere. updated the bug with proper logs. Silly me.02:39
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maks_shawarma: we had no "real" udev upgrade now as sarge relied still on the hotplug scripts and currently i manage that by depending on newer udev simply02:56
maks_(speaking for the debian side of udev upgrades)02:57
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maks_shawarm: please next time fix your patch to run diff -pruN initramfs-tools-0.85eubuntu8 initramfs-tools-0.85eubuntu9, then it can be easier applied from topdir i-t and -p is cool for showing modified functions, just as quick hint :)02:59
maks_s/shawarm/shawarma/ uups ^^03:00
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Nafallodebdiff ftw03:07
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shawarmamaks_: Er.. Ok. I've always just used debdiff. I'll keep it in mind.03:56
zulBenC: ping04:08
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BenCzul: pong05:54
maks_BenC i guess you have followed aboves backlog related to LP: #10184405:55
zulBenC: I should have the openvz tonight05:55
BenCmaks_: no05:56
maks_BenC: ok so in short i ack the patch in aboves report05:56
maks_added the code to debian repo05:56
BenCmaks_: Ok, thanks05:58
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jammcqhey guys, i'm trying to track down a performance issue with a thin client. I'd like to build a kernel without debugging to see if that has any effect.  I've built several kernels using the Ubuntu wiki page, and i've had great success.  But if I try setting 'CONFIG_DEBUG_KERNEL=y' or '# CONFIG_DEBUG_KERNEL is not set', I get an error after about 40 minutes saying:   "module has gone missing: dccp_probe"06:17
jammcqerr, s/=y/=n/06:17
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zulhappy joy joy06:41
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mathrickhi, why doesn't Feisty let me eject mounted CDs anymore? It was there in edgy, and disappeared in feisty08:00
mathrickAFAIK, it was some kind of kernel patch (not surprisingly), so whatever happened to that?08:00
zulBenC: ping is it ok if the openvz creates a linux-image.deb?08:28
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newz2000I want to try and help get my bugs fixed, how do I test the -14 kernel?09:28
newz2000oh, there's a link to the wiki...09:28
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newz2000ok, I give up... how do I try out the 2.6.20-14.22 kernel?09:30
Nafallooh. kewl09:31
Nafallo14 is out :-)09:31
newz2000Nafallo: do you know where those are stored?09:31
Nafallooh, new ABI... so in the NEW-queue :-(09:32
Nafalloshould be a way to find them on launchpad though :-)09:33
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Nafallohttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/2.6.20-14.2209:36
Nafallothen click on the corresponding buildlog for your architecture09:37
Nafallooh. still builds...09:38
Nafalloanyway, if it's finished you just click the resulting binary -)09:39
maks_how can i in list all initramfs-tools bug reports in launchpad?09:42
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Mithrandirmaks_: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/initramfs-tools/09:43
newz2000I've got two outstanding problems I'm eager to help fix... both work in past kernels09:44
maks_Mithrandir thx09:45
newz2000no sound --> works fine when I boot into 2.6.17 and can't suspend --> works fine in 2.6.20-1209:45
crimsun"no sound" isn't quite helpful.09:46
newz2000I've got a bug report, looking for it now09:46
newz2000crimsun: #9217109:47
crimsunbug 9217109:47
crimsunoh, right, bot thing.09:47
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newz2000crimsun: a moment ago I booted into 2.6.17-10 and the sound worked great09:47
newz2000now in 2.6.20 with every volume control full blast its a faint whisper09:48
newz2000alsamixer has a "master" volume control but I can't change it... it has no bar graph, and the numbers stay at 0009:48
crimsunyes, that's the ff10 change.09:48
crimsunI'll just revert it for Feisty, and we'll live with whatever breaks for the newer laptops.09:49
crimsun"it" -> addition of ALC66x/86xVD support, aka WildWets09:49
crimsunWildWest, even.09:49
crimsunthe "no audio on resume" issue is known, and it won't be fixed for Feisty.09:50
newz2000I think with the most recent edgy kernel that went away for me09:51
newz2000crimsun: I don't suppose you're able to help at all with bug 96679 are you?09:51
newz2000acpi related09:51
newz2000it works great in -12, but not in -1309:51
crimsunnewz2000: not my realm, sorry.09:52
newz2000ok. Is this the right place? Or does acpi stuff go to a different irc channel?09:52
crimsunthis is the right place.09:52
mjg59So going back to -12 definitely results in it working?09:54
newz2000mjg59: yes, tested a few minutes ago09:54
newz2000in -11 I could only suspend once, after that shutting my laptop just locked the screen. But with -12 I could open and close as much as I wanted.09:55
newz2000-13 results in a hard lock when I shut the lid09:55
newz2000mjg59: if there's any info I can provide you, I have some time to test now09:56
mjg59Weird. Nothing in the changelog that looks even vaguely relevant.09:56
mjg59Can you try:09:56
mjg59Going to a console, becoming root, and doing echo -n mem >/sys/power/state09:56
mjg59And then letting me know what happens09:57
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newz2000mjg59: running that command caused my computer to suspend immediately. When I resumed, the screen didn't come back on. However, it appears the computer did a graceful shutdown when I hit the power button.10:04
newz2000it sounded like my computer was working though10:04
mjg59Ok. So that makes it sound like the kernel isn't too much of a problem.10:05
newz2000do other things change when I boot into a different kernel with grub?10:05
mjg59So, next thing - can you edit /etc/default/acpi-support10:05
mjg59And change USE_DPMS to false10:06
mjg59Then edit /etc/acpi/sleep.sh10:06
mjg59And just above where it says DeviceConfig add a line saying10:06
mjg59set -x10:06
mjg59Then, again at a console as root, do /etc/acpi/sleep.sh force10:07
newz2000ok, here it goes10:08
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newz2000mjg59: ok, that time the screen went to a blinking cursor in the top left, it never suspended. After a minute I hit Alt+F1 and got a console login. I hit Alt+F7 and then my computer appearded to freeze, I had to hold the power button in to shut down10:13
mjg59newz2000: Ok. Can you do that again, do the alt+f1 thing, do dmesg >~/dmesg.out, ps aux >~/ps.out, sync, reboot and then put those files up somewhere?10:14
newz2000sure10:14
newz2000what was the command I ran before?10:15
newz2000oh, found it10:15
newz2000brb10:15
newz2000mjg59: that time it worked fine10:17
mjg59newz2000: Ok. Repeat until it breaks :)10:18
newz2000ok10:18
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newz2000_mjg59: ok, that time it broke.10:22
mjg59newz2000_: Excellent10:22
newz2000_Alt+F1 switched me to a console, but I couldn't log in. My keyboard only allowed Alt+F1-AltF7. 10:23
newz2000_Alt+F7 again froze the computer and I could do nothing10:23
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mjg59Ok. Edit /etc/acpi/suspend.d/75-console-switch.sh and comment out the "chvt 12" line10:24
mjg59You're triggering the suspend from the console, not X, right?10:24
newz2000no, I'm in x10:24
newz2000should I try it from a console before I do this?10:24
mjg59Yes, you have to do this from a console10:25
mjg59But make that change first10:25
newz2000ok10:25
mjg59Basically, I want to know what the last few lines of output are10:25
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newz2000mjg59: ok, I thought I could tee the output of that, but apparently not...10:35
newz2000near the end I got two alsa errors (command not found) then the last thing was a for loop... I think it was refering to for SCRIPT10:36
newz2000amixer command not found twice10:36
newz2000(amixer errors were followed by the for loop)10:37
newz2000is that detailed enough? If not, I may be able to redirect stderr to stdout and try tee again10:37
mjg59Can you boot without the "quiet" option and try again?10:39
mjg59And also edit /etc/acpi/suspend.d/90-framebuffer-stop.sh and comment out everything in it10:40
newz2000yep10:40
newz2000finally, a graceful reboot. :-) brb.10:41
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newz2000mjg59: ok, I'm back10:46
mjg59newz2000: Excellent10:46
mjg59newz2000: Had a chance to test that?10:53
newz2000mjg59: test what?10:53
newz2000what was I supposed to do after I rebooted? I must have missed an instruction10:53
mjg5921:40 < mjg59> And also edit /etc/acpi/suspend.d/90-framebuffer-stop.sh and  comment out everything in it10:53
newz2000yes, I did that too10:53
mjg59Then, from a console, do /etc/acpi/sleep.sh force10:54
newz2000oh, ok. just a min, will try10:54
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newz2000mjg59: got it. The last bits are:10:59
newz2000++ . /etc/acpi/suspend.d/85-alsa-state.sh10:59
newz2000+++ '[' -x /etc/init.d/alsa-utils '] '10:59
newz2000+++ /etc/init.d/alsa-utils stop10:59
newz2000 * Shutting down ALSA...                                                        amixer: Invalid command!10:59
newz2000amixer: Invalid command!10:59
newz2000                                                                         [ OK ] 10:59
newz2000++ for SCRIPT in '/etc/acpi/suspend.d/*.sh'10:59
newz2000++ . /etc/acpi/suspend.d/90-framebuffer-stop.sh11:00
newz2000+ '[' x = xtrue '] '11:00
newz2000+ echo -n mem11:00
mjg59And then it hangs?11:00
newz2000yes11:00
newz2000I can still Alt+F? but thats it11:01
mjg59Ok. Now you get to go through each of the files in /etc/acpi/suspend.d and see which of them is breaking it...11:01
newz2000and if I hit Alt+F7 I'm really stuck11:01
newz2000:-)11:01
newz2000so for each, should I just put a little echo statement to differentiate them? See which one is last11:01
mjg59No, they're all running11:02
mjg59Disable each of them in turn11:02
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newz2000whats the best way to disable, rename to *.sh~ or comment out the lines or something else?11:03
mjg59Yeah, change the name so they don't end in .sh11:03
newz2000ok11:03
newz2000ok, trying again, brb I think. :-)11:06
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newz2000mjg59: that was easy... with all disabled, it still freezes. Just much sooner this time.11:11
mjg59newz2000: But echo -n mem >/sys/power/state always works?11:11
newz2000well, we tried it that one time adn it went ok (except I couldn't resume)11:12
mjg59Yes11:12
mjg59At this point, that should be basically all that the script is doing11:12
mjg59Can you try it a few more times?11:12
newz2000try echo -n mem >/sys/power/stat11:13
newz2000?11:13
newz2000mjg59: btw, here's the output of /etc/acpi/sleep.sh force  http://people.ubuntu.com/~mnuzum/tmp/sleep.txt (with a.. .sh disabled)11:15
newz2000trying echo -n...11:15
mjg59newz2000: Looks like it's doing pretty much nothing other than the echo11:17
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newz2000mjg59: ok, echo -n mem didn't work... I got stuck at the console again with only Alt+F? working11:20
mjg59Ok. So it's the kernel.11:25
mjg59When you get to that point, can you do alt+sysrq+t and see what shows up?11:25
newz2000sure, never done that before11:26
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newz2000mjg59: sorry for delay, fsck had to run. Alt +SysReq + t didn't show anything11:39
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mjg59Hm. Ok, all I can suggest is trying -14 when it hits the archive11:44
newz2000ok. mjg59 any idea when thats coming?11:45
mjg59Next few hours11:48
mjg59It's uploaded, just needs to finish building and get through NEW11:48
newz2000cool, that gives me something to look forward to11:48
newz2000Guess I'll undo all our changes then11:48
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