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BenCkylem: works on my pata_amd12:16
kylemlazka, er, maybe?12:16
lazkakylem, what should be the dev name?12:16
kylemmount -t iso9660 /dev/scd0 /mount12:16
trejackFYI my problem persists with a new install from today's daily build.12:16
Nafallo/dev/cdrom12:17
BenCtrejack: Try: http://people.ubuntu.com/~kyle/kernels/feisty/linux-image-2.6.20-15-generic_2.6.20-15.27_i386.deb12:17
kylemtrejack, what problem?12:17
BenCkylem: trejack was also having the pata_amd issue12:17
kylemok12:17
lazkano medium found..12:17
BenClazka: do you have a disk in there?12:17
trejackI can't.  Wiped my working 2.6.20-17 install12:17
lazkayeah, i will  look for a cleaner one..12:18
trejackWait a sec - I can chroot in from my edgy12:18
moodydeathis it the correct device, laska? ... could be scd1, too, if you got more12:18
trejackI'll be back12:18
lazkaok, /dev/cdrom is my dvd-drive12:19
lazkaand its working12:19
lazkabut i cant find the lite-on12:20
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lazkakylem, it makes some noise but doesnt spin up12:21
BenC[   30.987575]  scsi 1:0:1:0: CD-ROM            PLEXTOR  DVD-ROM PX-116A2 1.00 PQ: 0 ANSI: 512:21
BenCthat's the only thing I see connected12:22
kylemit only found one ATAPI device12:22
BenCThere is only /dev/sr0, no /dev/sr112:22
kylemand didn't even whine about the rest12:22
kylemare you sure it's cabled properly?12:22
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henokylem: are you building an amd64 version for testing as well?12:23
lazkakylem, should be, i'll check with 20.13 again if it still works there, k?12:24
BenCheno: I am, I'll upload it when it's done12:24
kylemok12:24
henook, cool12:24
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-kernel:BenC] : Ubuntu kernel development discussion ONLY | Kernel Wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam | 2.6.20-15.25 Uploaded | URGENT: Currently debugging pata_amd problems in 2.6.20-15.25 (do not report problems unless you have -15.25). Kernel that should fix it: http://people.ubuntu.com/~kyle/kernels/feisty/ | Kernel that is known to fix sata_nv and HPA problems: http://people.ubuntu.com/~bcollins/kernels/feisty-release/ | Please report success/fai
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-kernel:BenC] : Ubuntu kernel development discussion ONLY | Kernel Wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam | 2.6.20-15.25 Uploaded | URGENT: Currently debugging pata_amd problems in 2.6.20-15.25 (do not report problems unless you have -15.25). Kernel that should fix it: http://people.ubuntu.com/~kyle/kernels/feisty/ | Kernel that is known to fix sata_nv and HPA problems: http://people.ubuntu.com/~bcollins/kernels/feisty-release/
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lazkakylem, bad news, works ok with 20.1312:27
BenClazka: can you pastebin dmesg from .13?12:28
lazkahttp://pastebin.ubuntu-nl.org/15681/12:29
lazka[   32.828189]  hdc: LITE-ON LTR-52246S, ATAPI CD/DVD-ROM drive12:29
BenCkylem: amd64 is uploading to my ~/, I'll let you put it next to yours12:29
BenChdc?!12:29
kylemyou must have shuffled pci ids?12:30
lazkaumh what?12:30
kylembrb.12:30
BenC-13 -> -14 == ata update12:30
BenCprobably moved from amd ide to pata_amd12:30
Nafallopata_amd still used hd? in -13 for me aswell12:30
Nafalloor that :-)12:31
BenCbrb12:31
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lazkait did say that in the bugreport...12:34
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BenCkylem: if the problem we're having is just in pata_amd, maybe switching back to the amd IDE driver is best12:45
BenClooks like the quick fix didn't take care of all the problems12:45
trejackNo good for me, either.  (Iused the -15.27 kernel).  The dmesg is at http://librarian.launchpad.net/7331329/dmesg2.txt12:49
BenCstill showing exceptions for trejack too12:50
trejackDon't know if this will help or not, but when I booted into the live cd, it at first couldn't use any of my existing partitions.12:50
trejackI reformated the sda3 one using gparted, and it completed in seconds, and my sda1 partition was suddenly available, as well12:51
BenCtrejack: doing a new build to revert back to amd74xx driver12:52
BenClazka, moodydeath: you guys willing to test another kernel in about 30 minutes?12:52
lazkaBenC: yep12:53
trejackI'll check back in 30.  Thanks12:53
moodydeathyep12:53
BenCthanks, build started, will post here when it's done12:53
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=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-kernel:BenC] : Ubuntu kernel development discussion ONLY | Kernel Wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam | 2.6.20-15.25 Uploaded | URGENT: Currently debugging pata_amd problems in 2.6.20-15.25 (do not report problems unless you have -15.25). Test kernel is building, will be done at around 23:20 UTC | Kernel that is known to fix sata_nv and HPA problems: http://people.ubuntu.com/~bcollins/kernels/feisty-release/
moodydeathis this the new one ?01:09
lazkamoodydeath: no01:09
moodydeathkk :)01:09
moodydeathah ... should read the whole topic ... -_-01:09
lazkathere is so much crap on TV at night :P omg01:10
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BenCbuilds are done, getting ready to upload01:21
defendguinhey BenC01:22
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defendguinapparently the mmc card reader fix isn't working01:22
BenCit was reported to work for many people01:23
defendguinhmmm01:23
BenCit doesn't resolve all mmc issues01:23
defendguini wish i had a card on me01:23
BenCit was just one major regression01:23
BenC53b205c5fbe264a700454a4f5416d0a8  linux-image-2.6.20-15-generic_2.6.20-15.26_amd64.deb01:24
BenC7a5f4a0801be29c9c614b3d1a673edf2  linux-image-2.6.20-15-generic_2.6.20-15.26_i386.deb01:24
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=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-kernel:BenC] : Ubuntu kernel development discussion ONLY | Kernel Wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam | 2.6.20-15.25 Uploaded | URGENT: Currently debugging pata_amd problems in 2.6.20-15.25 (do not report problems unless you have -15.25). Test kernel: http://people.ubuntu.com/~bcollins/kernels/feisty-release/ | Kernel that is known to fix sata_nv and HPA problems: http://people.ubuntu.com/~bcollins/kernels/feisty-release/
BenChttp://people.ubuntu.com/~bcollins/kernels/feisty-release/01:24
moodydeathdl running :D01:24
BenCnote that kernel changes pata_amd back to amd74xx, so your devices will go to hdX01:25
BenCmoodydeath: it's still being uploaded01:25
moodydeathhmm01:25
BenCprobably be completed in about 5 minutes01:25
BenCprobably less01:25
MrNOKIAis it a 32 or a 64 bit version ?01:25
moodydeathi'll f5 ;)01:25
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MrNOKIAi'm sorry, i must be missing something01:27
MrNOKIAi'm using linux-image-2.6.20-15-generic_2.6.20-15.27_i386.deb01:27
trex37what's the file size?01:27
MrNOKIAthe new file is .26 ?01:28
MrNOKIA21 Mb01:28
lazkait's ready01:29
MrNOKIAyes,but...01:29
MrNOKIAwhy is it .26 now ?01:29
MrNOKIAi.m on .27 for about an hour01:30
moodydeath.27 was a version from kyle01:31
MrNOKIAkile ?01:31
MrNOKIAkyle ?01:31
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moodydeathBenC: kernel boots ... as fast as -12 did01:33
moodydeathtesting drives01:33
MrNOKIAmoodydeath, what is kyle ? should i try the new kernel now ?01:34
moodydeathscd0 & scd1 working :D01:34
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moodydeath http://people.ubuntu.com/~kyle/kernels/feisty/ <-- here is the .27 ...  but i think the .26 which was released some minutes ago is the new one01:35
lazkaUbuntu 2.6.20-15.26-generic01:36
lazkahttp://pastebin.ubuntu-nl.org/15700/01:36
lazkaeverything back to normal01:36
moodydeath http://pastebin.ubuntu-nl.org/1570101:37
moodydeathme, too :D01:37
lazkaBenC: is it intentional that ivtv isn't working with your builds?01:38
lazkait worked with kylem's build01:38
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trejackYay!  That one did it01:39
trejackwhat do you need from me?01:39
BenClazka: no, I didn't change that01:44
BenCtrejack: dmesg please01:44
lazkaBenC: what do you mean?01:44
BenClazka: ivtv01:44
cjwatson_lazka: from your log earlier it looked like you were just missing the firmware01:45
cjwatson_iirc01:45
lazkaBenC: your build is 2 MB smaller..01:45
BenClazka: could be a left out the firmware01:45
BenCquirk in the build01:45
lazkathats what i mean..01:46
BenClazka: try copying it from /lib/firmware/linux-image-2.6.20-13-generic/01:46
BenCit wont happen in the final build01:46
lazkaok, thanks01:46
BenCI trimmed some things out of the build to speed things up01:46
BenCmainly linux-headers, linux-debug, and apparently firmware01:46
lazkaah, i see, however.. i'm going to bed now, already 2 am here.01:47
BenClazka: thanks01:47
lazkagn8 all01:47
BenCMithrandir, cjwatson: The three testers we had that reported the problem have reported success01:47
BenCthe fix was reverting back to amd74xx IDE driver instead of pata_amd01:47
cjwatsonright, do you have the diff or is it in git?01:47
BenCso it's a relatively safe and isolated fix01:48
BenCamd74xx was actually being used up until about 5 weeks ago01:48
cjwatsonI'm actually just going to bed, but I am happy to be woken up once it's uploaded01:48
BenCwill be done in about 10 minutes01:48
cjwatsonok01:48
cjwatsonsend me an SMS on my mobile number?01:48
BenCcjwatson: Ok01:49
BenCcjwatson: wait, I can't send Intl SMS01:49
BenCunless you have an email that redirects01:50
BenCtrejack, lazka, moodydeath: thanks for the testing!01:51
moodydeathnp :)01:51
MrNOKIAnp ?01:51
BenCthe past few days, we've been very fortunate to have folks coming around to bear the burden of our test builds01:51
BenCMrNOKIA: np == no problem01:51
BenCMrNOKIA: were you having the pata_amd problems?01:52
moodydeathwill there be something like a final version, that will need a test ?01:52
MrNOKIAsorry01:52
MrNOKIAi knew that01:52
BenCmoodydeath: by tomorrow there should be something in your update manager :)01:52
MrNOKIAI guess01:52
BenCMrNOKIA: could you test the kernel in the topic URL?01:52
BenCI'm sure it will work for you, if that's in fact the issue you were having01:53
MrNOKIAI could'nt boot the new kernel untill the .25 version came up01:53
trejackhttp://librarian.launchpad.net/7331974/dmesg3.txt01:53
MrNOKIAi posted info on the dedicated thread01:53
MrNOKIAhope it helped01:53
MrNOKIAmy nick is pretty much the same as on ubuntuforums :)01:54
BenCMrNOKIA: ok, thanks01:54
BenCtrejack: excellent, thanks01:54
BenCcjwatson, Mithrandir: kernel away01:54
trejackThank you!01:54
trejackI must say I was intimidated by all of this at first, but it's been a pleasure...01:55
MrNOKIABenC: a new kernel ?01:55
MrNOKIAi see only the 15 april .26 version 01:56
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defendguingot it all fixed?02:08
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BenCdefendguin: looks that way02:23
BenCMrNOKIA: the one in my dir in the URL is the same as the one I uploaded (sans some firmware)02:23
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gnufiedextended attributes are enabled on stock ubuntu dapper kernels?04:17
gnufiedif yes, then how do i find out?04:17
crimsungrep -i xattr /boot/config-$(uname -r)04:19
gnufiedthanks, so its enabled.04:19
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yoasifi just saw the post on ubuntuforums about the sata_nv issue... how can i help?04:54
mjg59Should be fixed now04:54
mjg59See the topic04:55
yoasifty04:55
yoasifhmm, 15-27 is listed on ubuntuforums, should i get that, or the one in the topic?04:56
yoasif(i am experiencing the PATA issues)04:56
mjg5915.27 is the latest, I believe04:57
mjg59It's worth a go04:57
yoasifok04:57
yoasifmjg59: do you have any ideas what the problem might be if every once in a while, the screen goes all wonky (the screen gets compressed down, and a load of copies of the screen get patterned, and skewed)05:00
yoasifssh doesn't work, and i've tried just using vesa05:00
mjg59No05:00
yoasifheh... i'm really wondering how i can describe the issue properly. 05:01
keturnsounds a little like your graphics card aesploded05:18
yoasifit's onboard 05:18
yoasifand a pretty new mobo05:18
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cjwatson-15.27 kernel belatedly accepted - builds will start running as soon as I can manage it06:29
kylemthanks colin06:30
cjwatsonhttp://librarian.launchpad.net/7331974/dmesg3.txt (from trejack earlier) has some DriveReady SeekComplete Error stuff before the kernel finally gets hda going - is that unrelated?06:32
kylemunlikely06:32
kylemoh, yeah06:33
mjg59Likely that it's unrealted, by the looks of it06:33
kylemi thought hda was the missing cdrom06:33
mjg59BadCRC is either complete timing fuckup, or bad cable06:33
kylemlikely a 40pin cable06:33
mjg59But, hell, drivers/ide has never really worked06:34
cjwatsonhda has a partition table in that dmesg so it's not a cdrom06:34
kylemright06:34
mjg59It ends up coming up in pio mode06:34
kylemworks by magic06:34
kylemsheer force of will06:34
mjg59Not ideal, but it'll do06:34
cjwatsonha06:34
kylemhmm, mark lord lives in the same city as me06:34
kylemi can walk over and beat him up if you want06:35
kylem:P06:35
cjwatsonok, publisher's running, I'm off back to sleep06:35
mjg59Oh, that system looks shitted anyway06:35
kylemcjwatson, night06:35
mjg59[   20.079279]  ..MP-BIOS bug: 8254 timer not connected to IO-APIC06:35
mjg59[   20.079317]  ...trying to set up timer (IRQ0) through the 8259A ...  failed.06:35
mjg59[   20.079320]  ...trying to set up timer as Virtual Wire IRQ... failed.06:35
mjg59[   20.119013]  ...trying to set up timer as ExtINT IRQ... works.06:35
mjg59Never seen that on an nvidia board before06:35
cjwatsonphone me if it all blows up, and I'll try not to fall straight back to sleep again :-/06:36
cjwatsonMithrandir has it set up so that the kernel builds on palmer this time06:36
mjg59cjwatson: The errors there don't look related to any of the HPA/libata stuff06:37
cjwatsonok, thanks06:38
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bdgrauecjwatson: linux-image-2.6.20-15-generic_2.6.20-15.26_i386.deb  works for me07:24
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Nafallokylem: my server seems to have kept itself from hanging after I removed irqpoll :-).08:40
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crimsunBenC: I've emailed you a tested and verified patch for #105582. Please consider applying it to avoid a regression from dapper.09:17
Mithrandircrimsun: too late, but it should go into an SRU09:19
crimsunMithrandir: whatever you guys [have]  decide[d] 09:20
Mithrandircrimsun: sorry. :-/09:21
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benhcrimsun: here ? :-)09:39
crimsunyep.09:39
benhok, so it's indeed Version: 2.6.20-15.2509:39
benhand it blows up when moving the mouse09:40
benhon a Quad G509:40
benhlinux-image-2.6.20-15-powerpc64-smp, in console mode, minimum install (no X, no gpm)09:40
benhI don't have a hardcopy of the crash yet, it crashes at irq time, so no log09:40
benhbacktrace shows that it comes from usb -> input -> evdev09:40
benhand it might be blowing up in do_gettimeofday() which would be VERY strange09:41
benhare there some known ubuntu patches in that area ?09:41
benhcrimsun: yup, I think BenC is asleep :-( pung him already on some other channel, didn't help09:43
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benhI'm a bit lost with launchpad, how do I look at the bugs reported for a given package ?09:44
benhhttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20 seems to indicate that a .27 is out09:44
benhthough it hasn't hit au.archive.ubuntu.com09:44
benhmight be worth for me trying to dig that and check before filing a bug report09:45
crimsunhttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bugs09:45
benhhrm.. I don't see it09:46
benhme gets the source and have a look how on earch do_gettimeofday() could crash ...09:46
Mithrandir-15.27 probably won't hit au.archive for another couple of hours, but you can get it off archive.ubuntu.com or launchpad.09:48
benhyup, I'll try that too09:49
Mithrandirhttps://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/318987/linux-image-2.6.20-15-powerpc64-smp09:50
benhnot on archive's Package file yet, I'll wait and look at hte source in the meantime09:51
benhok09:51
benhthat would do too I suppose :-009:51
MithrandirI really can't believe we wouldn't have massive amounts of bug reports about that bug, unless there's something special with your hardware.09:51
benhnothing special that I can see... just a fairly ordinary quad G509:52
`sam`does -25.27 need testing for sata_nv or is it known to work? because i'm installing now...09:52
benhanyway, have to run, will be back later & investigate09:52
benhhave 2 disks though and using an lvm but heh... that shouldn't matter :-)09:53
bdgraue15-26 is running fine with sata_nv09:53
bdgraue-15.26 i mean09:53
Mithrandir`sam`: we want as much testing as we can get on the latest kernel (-15.27).  Even if previous ones worked fine, we want to make sure there are no regressions.09:54
Mithrandir`sam`: so if you have a bit of time to spare, it's much appreciated.09:54
bdgraueMithrandir: i'll try the new -15.27 too09:54
`sam`ok, i've had -15.25 installed but have still been running -14.23... going to reboot now and see09:55
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`sam`well -15.27 boots for me10:03
`sam`took me a few minutes because i had changed my xorg.conf about 30 minutes ago and had messed it up10:03
Mithrandir`sam`: good to hear, CD-ROM/DVD-ROM and all works too?10:04
`sam`yeah i just tested a dvd and it started playing in totem10:06
Mithrandirgreat10:07
Mithrandirplease tell us if you have other (kernel-related) regressions?10:07
bdgraueMithrandir: where can i get the 15-27?10:10
`sam`like what? anything specific you want me to check out?10:10
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bdgraueare the 2.6.20-15.27 not available for i386 yet?10:12
`sam`bdgraue, have you checked in update-manager? i just found it there about 25 minutes ago10:13
bdgraue`sam`: not here i have archive.ubuntu.com10:14
Mithrandirbdgraue: are you on i386?  If so, the kernel is not done yet.10:14
bdgraueok then10:15
bdgrauei'll wait :-)10:15
macdpalmer is cooking hot ;)10:16
bdgraueStatus:Currently building10:17
bdgraue:-)10:17
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`sam`Mithrandir, was the drive detection the main problem? if there's anything else i could test i've got time... even though i don't know what all i'm looking for :)10:17
Mithrandir`sam`: yes, the problems were all related to drive detection and also some HPA.10:21
Mithrandircan you run dmesg | grep hpa in a shell and paste the contents somewhere?10:22
`sam`it's only 2 lines, can i paste it here?10:23
Mithrandirsure10:24
`sam`[   24.478810]  ata1.00: ata_hpa_resize 1: sectors = 312500000, hpa_sectors = 31250000010:24
`sam`[   24.490762]  ata1.00: ata_hpa_resize 1: sectors = 312500000, hpa_sectors = 31250000010:24
Mithrandirok, and no scary errors of any kind in dmesg?10:25
`sam`i don't think so, but i don't know what this is:10:27
`sam`[   25.958194]  ATA: abnormal status 0x7F on port 0x000000000001096710:27
Mithrandirhm10:29
Mithrandirnot great, but if it all works, I wouldn't worry too much10:30
`sam`what is the hpa exactly? i'm just finding stuff about thinkpads...10:37
benhMithrandir: crash still happens with .2710:37
benhMithrandir: will investigate10:37
benhMithrandir: do you guys have extra patches on top of mainline like some of the -rt or clock sources stuff ? some of that is known to introduce fancy breakage on ppc10:39
benh(still d/l the source on my crappy link here)10:40
cjwatson`sam`: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Host_Protected_Area10:40
Mithrandirbenh: we have lowlatency, but it's not enabled in the default kernels.10:40
benhk10:40
cjwatsonour kernel's in git if that helps10:41
Mithrandirbenh: I'm not a kernel hacker, so I'm not sure what other patches have been brought in.10:41
benhok, because the scary thing is ... there is -no way- such an error could happen in gettimeofday on normal mainline10:41
benhunless there have been kernel memory corruption :-(10:42
cjwatsonhttp://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/bcollins/ubuntu-feisty.git;a=summary10:42
benh ... or it's passed a crap argument10:43
benhwhich is probably the likely cause... need to disasm to see where exactly the crash occurs10:43
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cjwatsonMithrandir: -15.27/i386 is in accepted, if you hadn't already noticed; feel like accepting d-i?10:43
benhI wounder if stupid mousemu could be causing it10:43
Mithrandircjwatson: ah, just got there then, I'll accept it10:48
benhMithrandir: ok, if you kill mouseemu, it doesn't crash10:49
Mithrandiris mouseemu kernel mode?10:49
benhMithrandir: at this point, I'm about 99% convinced it's some crap in uinput vs. 32 bits apps on 64 bits kernels10:49
benhMithrandir: no, but it uses some whacky kernel interfaces (uinput) which I wouldn't be surprised at all is broken10:50
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benhMithrandir: there is a long tradition of brokenness in the input layer userland interfaces, especially vs 32/64 bits10:50
Mithrandirhmkay.10:50
benhMithrandir: it's likely that running a 32 bits mouseemu on a 64 bits x86 will crash too10:50
benhMithrandir: I'll have to investigate in more details but can't do that tonight, in the meantime, it might be worth (if possible) to disable mouseemu by default on powerpc6410:51
Mithrandirwe don't support 64 bit kernels and 32 bit userland on x86_64, so that's not really that important.10:51
benhMithrandir: hehe, fair enough :-)10:51
Mithrandir"you run this and it breaks?  You get to keep both pieces."10:51
benhMithrandir: well, I know powerpc isn't officially supported anymore.. but if you guys want to avoid that problem, the short term band-aid is to disable mouseemu on 64 bits powerpc's10:52
Mithrandircjwatson: ^^ ; your code, your call, I'm not sure what's a reasonable direction to go in from here.10:52
benhMithrandir: want me to file a launchpad entry ?10:52
Mithrandirbenh: yes, a bug would be good.10:52
benhMithrandir: I'll try to debug that properly later, I'll be away for most of next week though10:52
Mithrandirbenh: yes, I'm trying to think of a way to not end up saying "sorry, ppc is SOL".10:52
benhMithrandir: :-)10:52
benhMithrandir: well... it would hit ps3 10:53
Mithrandirit would, which is bad.10:53
MithrandirI'm wondering if we can do it in an SRU or not..10:53
benhI'd say just don't install mousemu by default on 64 bits ppc's ... I suppose you install it by default bcs of 1 buttons apple mice...10:53
benhanyway, I'll file a launchpad entry tonight so it's at least tracked before I go10:54
benhI'll try to find out what's wrong in the kernel later10:54
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cjwatsonMithrandir: wah, need to do that before d-i goes in10:56
cjwatsonMithrandir: can you reject it temporarily?10:56
cjwatsonbenh: one-button mice> right, the old sysctl approach isn't available on x86 for Intel Macs and I wanted to have the same scheme across architectures10:58
cjwatsonit was working fine for me on 32-bit powerpc :-/10:58
benhcjwatson: faiir enough10:58
benhcjwatson: yeah, well, uinput is a pile of poo unfortunately10:58
benhcjwatson: I'll check if the problem is still in upstream 2.6.21-whatever-git-of-the-day first10:58
cjwatsonMithrandir: I've rejected debian-installer so that I can squeeze hw-detect in front10:58
cjwatsonbenh: the powerpc64 option sounds reasonable10:59
benhanother option might be to build it as a 64 bits binary :-) if the bug is what I think, that might work10:59
cjwatsoncan't do that at this point10:59
cjwatsonit's the same binary package on powerpc32 and powerpc64, would involve massive fiddling10:59
cjwatsonalso we're right at the wire10:59
cjwatsonliterally if this had been half an hour later it would have been too late ;)11:00
benhheh11:00
benhI knew it was a good idea to try out fesity on this g5 :-)11:00
cjwatsonmeh, this means I have to figure out whether the running system is ppc6411:01
benhI've been running it on the laptop for some time, had minor issues, but overall good11:01
cjwatsonarch_get_kernel_flavour () {11:01
cjwatson        CPU=`grep '^cpu[[:space:] ] *:' "$CPUINFO" | head -n1 | cut -d: -f2 | sed 's/^ *//; s/[, ] .*//' | tr A-Z a-z`11:01
cjwatson        case "$CPU" in11:01
benhcjwatson: ugly way: check /proc/ppc64 :-)11:01
cjwatson                power3|i-star|s-star|power4|power4+|ppc970*|power5|power5+|cell)11:01
cjwatson                        family=powerpc6411:01
benhnah11:01
cjwatsonwill have to duplicate crap like that I guess11:01
benhdon't test the cpu model11:01
cjwatsonbenh: huh, that actually exists?11:01
benhthat's too ugly for words11:01
cjwatsonI know, but it's all we had11:01
benhcjwatson: it does in 2.6.20 :-011:01
cjwatsonneat11:01
benhlet me dbl check it does on your kernel...11:02
cjwatsonthe code's there, but I'm no expert11:02
benhit does11:03
benheither that or you check for uname -a containing powerpc6411:03
benhI'm sure there are better ways :-)11:03
benhbut you should never have to check for individual cpu models11:03
benhanyway, anything that works for you...11:03
cjwatsonmight change that at some point, cpuinfo testing is useful though because of the automatic test framework there11:04
cjwatsoncould probably teach it about uname output if it doesn't know already11:04
cjwatsonanyway, I'll [ ! -d /proc/ppc64 ]  in hw-detect, thanks11:04
benhyah, it's dir with various crap in it11:06
benhwe can't really remove it because of some stupid stuff relying on it11:06
benhso it will stay a bit longer...11:07
benhanyway, use whatever is best for you11:07
benhbtw, I was impressed how good the installer was vs. setting up yaboot11:07
benhI was installing on sdb, with lvm & all, sda had my debian stuff etc..11:07
benhand the installer figured it all out, and setup yaboot.conf entries for my sda stuff too, neat !11:07
cjwatsonMithrandir: could you review hw-detect 1.45ubuntu5 to work around benh's bug?11:08
cjwatsonthen binaries of that need to be accepted before re-accepting debian-installer11:08
Mithrandirnot in the queue yet, but yes, will do in two minutes11:08
cjwatsonbenh: yeah, the os-prober stuff for detecting other systems is nice11:08
cjwatsonstill keep getting the odd report of ofpath glitches11:09
benhyeah, for some reason, I didn't hit those tho11:09
benh(I was expecting to :-)11:09
benhI think it re-used my boot partition on sda which is probably why it worked11:09
cjwatsonwe do have a couple of ofpath patches, think I sent them to Debian a while back11:10
cjwatsonnot entirely sure they're right on all systems though11:10
benhI'm filing a launchpad entry for the kernel bug so we can track it11:11
cjwatsonhad a report the other day which suggests not, though I haven't seen the /proc/device-tree/ tarball for it yet11:11
cjwatsonthanks. so you reckon it's lack of 64/32-bit thunking in the uinput ioctls?11:12
benhit's either that or a bug in the thunking... either way, it shouldn't crash the kernel :-)11:13
Mithrandirare those ioctls available to the user?  If so, we should get this fixed in a security upload.11:13
cjwatsonMithrandir: yes, mouseemu is userspace11:13
cjwatsonoh to non-root you mean?11:13
Mithrandirwell, non-root user.  "root can crash the kernel" isn't very interesting.11:13
benhI suspect it might use read/write instead of ioctl's ... but I'll confirm all that when I have time to dig, after I'm back from Perth next week11:14
cjwatsonprobably to anyone who can read/write /dev/input/*11:14
benhdepends on the permission on uinput11:14
cjwatsonbenh: ioctl to set up the virtual device, read/write to interact with it11:14
benhuinput is a hack that allows to filter input events from userspace11:14
cjwatsoncrw-rw---- 1 root root 10, 223 2007-04-12 10:28 uinput11:14
benhyeah11:14
cjwatsonat the moment11:14
benhok, so it's not -too- bad... still worth fixing at one point11:14
Mithrandirsure, it's worth fixing, but not getting into (another) panic about.11:15
benheither a small fix if easy, or just forbid read/write on 32 bits if not a simple fix11:15
benhsure11:15
benhhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/10672311:15
cjwatsonthanks11:16
benhthe input layer 32/64 its thunking is known to be a total PITA11:17
benhanyway, I'll dig when I can, not enabling mouseemu by default on powerpc64 is a good enough workaround for now as far as I'm concerned11:17
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Mithrandirhw-detect accepted.11:17
cjwatsonta11:18
Mithrandircjwatson: is d-i going to run with the correct kernel (32/64 bit)?11:18
cjwatsonbenh: yeah, the ghastly /etc/sysctl.conf-is-different-on-powerpc hack is still in place so 1-button mice won't break anyway11:18
cjwatsonMithrandir: yes11:18
Mithrandirok11:18
cjwatsonone doesn't work on the other11:18
benhwe used to have G5 support on 32 bits ... along time ago :-) we ditched it at least 2 yrs ago11:19
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benhit was a pain to maintain11:19
cjwatsonvery glad I didn't revert /etc/sysctl.conf to stock now ...11:19
benhbtw, out of curiosity, what is the policy for updates vs security ?11:23
benhlike feisty-updates vs. feisty-security repos11:23
benhor more specifically, in what circumstances are things updated when it's not a security update ?11:24
Mithrandirwhen there is "significant breakage".11:24
benhI would suspect... bugs (things don't work) but what is the threshold for a bug to be actually fixed in a release vs. in the next version ?11:24
benhah ok11:24
benhwell, I suppose it's a matter of somebody to decide wether it's significant enough and the fix unintrusive enough then...11:25
benhfair enough11:25
Mithrandirit's always a matter of judgement, but it's for high-impact bugs which can be fixed in a localised fashion and we're reasonably sure it won't break anything else.11:25
benhyup, makes sense11:25
benhI wonder if mplayer not working on most 32 bits powerpc's will be fixed thn ;-)11:26
Mithrandirhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates under "When" has the criteria.11:26
benh(it's apparently compiled with an option for using instructions that don't exist on most 32 bits cpus)11:26
benhoh well, we'll see11:26
Mithrandirmplayer is multiverse, so less stringent about updates to it.11:27
benhyeah11:27
Mithrandirit's also not a core component; updates to glibc have to be much more serious than updates to, say, bluez-cups11:27
benhyup11:28
benhok, have to go, thanks for the workaround !11:28
Mithrandirsee you11:28
benhbye11:28
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bdgraue2.6.20-15.27 work well, no more problems here, i think11:59
bdgraueif i can do somethink, you have to tell me :-)12:06
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cjwatsonbdgraue: great, much appreciatted12:53
cjwatson-t12:53
bdgraue:-)12:54
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`sam`what's the deal with 2.6.20.15.14, i think it's the same as 2.6.20-15.27? i'm trying to explain it to somebody in #ubuntu+1 but don't completely understand it myself03:54
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gene6482this is a kernel question but it needs support, so if i'm in the wrong place i'm sorry, basically i have a toshiba laptop with sound issues and after some research have learned that my dsdt is buggy, can anyone help me fix it?04:22
defendguini don't suppose michael bienia is in here?04:22
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Nafallodefendguin: try -motu04:45
defendguin-motu?04:45
Nafallo#ubuntu-motu04:45
defendguinahh04:45
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gortizehm.. sorry, but someone will ever upload also the restricted driver for -15.25??04:47
gortiz?04:48
gortizis there someone?04:50
Nafallogortiz: some developers haven't had much sleep the last three or four days. please calm down :-)04:52
gortizsorry Nafallo 04:52
gortizi didn't want to be arrogant04:52
Nafalloit's okey. I'm not one of them ;-)04:52
gortizok i ask to forgive me..04:53
gortizNafallo, do you know if they are uploading also the restricted drivers?04:53
gortizI can't test it withot them..04:53
Nafallogortiz: at some point I'm sure they will :-)04:53
gortizlol Nafallo 04:53
gortizthanks bye04:53
Nafallothey even seems to BE uploaded already :-)04:55
Nafallogortiz: ^04:55
gortizok so it's my mirror to be outdated..04:55
gortizi'll wait the italian mirror to be updated.. :)04:56
gortizthanks04:56
gortizehm.. ok i've controlled.. it's the -15.27 not -15.25 the one i need..05:00
gortizi'm on -15.25 and i haven't any problem05:00
mjg59-15.25 and -15.27 use the same l-r-m05:01
Nafallo-15.2005:02
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MrNOKIAguys, may i ask what's the diference between  linux-headers-2.6.20-13-lowlatency and linux-headers-2.6.20-13-generic 05:14
gortizMrNOKIA, ehm the lowlatency?05:15
MrNOKIAin other words, what is more desirable to have on a dual-core centrino ?05:15
gortizgeneric05:15
MrNOKIAthe genreric or the low-latency kernel ?05:15
MrNOKIAlowlatency kernels are for slow cpu's ?05:16
MrNOKIApardon if i'm mistaking05:16
gortizno, lowlatency are for special uses on computers that need a very lowlatency..05:17
MrNOKIAlike editing audio/video ?05:17
gortizno05:17
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gortizMrNOKIA, don't worry i dont think that you need them you can use the generic05:18
gortiz:)05:18
gortizbye05:18
MrNOKIAthanks05:18
gortiz:)05:19
MrNOKIAi just wanna clarify some issues regarding linux in general05:19
MrNOKIAthat's why i asked05:19
mjg59MrNOKIA: #ubuntu is a better place for support questions05:20
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MrNOKIAthanks mjg5905:21
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defendguinmjg59: you can close that bug 44615 the fix works06:19
defendguinnevermind i got it06:28
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gene6482this is a kernel question but it needs support, so if i'm in the wrong place i'm sorry, basically i have a toshiba laptop with sound issues and after some research have learned that my dsdt is buggy, can anyone help me fix it?06:36
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pokokog'day everyone. In Ubuntu (Linux kernel 2.6.17-11), i think there's a bug where a mounted usb device doesn't get recognised after a suspend/resume. Has this been worked out yet or some solution which I am unaware of ?09:14
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blueyedBug 106028 is still not fixed, although it's a key feature AFAIK. Not even Importance of the bug has been set..10:01
blueyedMalone bug 106028 in linux-source-2.6.20 "Kvm not installable in feisty" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10602810:02
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cjwatsonblueyed: people set way too much stock in the Importance field, but yes, that should get fixed; I'll try to see to it tomorrow if nobody beats me to it11:24
cjwatsonthe number of people complaining about the Importance field there in fact encourages me to leave it unset simply as a demonstration ;-)11:25
blueyedcjwatson: lol, yeah. But OTOH it would be really bad if this showstopper would make it into the RC or final, wouldn't it?11:26
cjwatson"but yes, that should get fixed; I'll try to see to it tomorrow if nobody beats me to it"11:26
blueyedsure. I understand this. But the last time this was brought to IRC the answer was "it will be fixed soonish" (Bug #105263).11:27
cjwatsonI don't know what you think you're going to achieve by further haranguing me given that I've already promised to look at it11:28
cjwatsonlooks like the kvm-api-9 provides change was one of the things that was committed to kernel mainline but not to the -15 branches, so best thing is probably to revert kvm's dependency11:29
cjwatsonbut, tomorrow11:29
BenCIt's in git11:34
BenCit's going to be fixed on the first post-release update11:34
cjwatsonBenC: kvm needs to be fixed for release, IMO11:35
MrNOKIAgit ?11:35
cjwatsoni.e. installable11:35
BenCcjwatson: kvm doesn't even work unless you use universe, so I'd argue it's not that bad?11:35
cjwatsonhonestly I think it should do Depends: kvm-api-9 | kvm-modules-211:35
cjwatsonit's a feature we've highlighted in our release notes11:36
cjwatsonit's kind of an oversight that it's in universe given that IMO, but I do think it needs to work11:36
BenCcjwatson: do you want me to do another kernel upload to fix it? :)11:36
cjwatsonno, I want kvm's dependencies to DTRT with what we've got11:36
BenCor wait for post-RC11:36
cjwatsonunless you're saying there is no way a kvm upload can fix it?11:36
BenCcjwatson: it can't, they are broken because the kernel doesn't provide the right modules to work with kvm-1811:37
cjwatsoncan we revert kvm then?11:37
cjwatsonblow it back with an epoch11:37
BenCwe really want kvm-18, but sure, we can downgrade kvm package to kvm-1611:37
cjwatsonI'll look at that tomorrow then11:37
BenChttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kvm11:38
BenCthe previous version, 16-1ubuntu1 works with current kernel11:38
cjwatsonI don't think another kernel upload for this is likely to be an option unless there are further critical problems11:38
BenCcjwatson: I can do it pretty quickly now, and test it11:38
cjwatsonok, thanks11:38
Nafalloepoch :-/11:38
cjwatsonNafallo: people get hung up about epochs, but shouldn't11:39
cjwatsonBenC: ok, that works too, but it's Sunday so ...11:39
Nafallowell, they are evil :-P11:39
BenCepochs are a dpkg gift above11:39
cjwatsonNafallo: no they aren't11:39
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Nafalloso we might not want to sync with Debian at some point then I take it :-)11:39
BenCcjwatson: good night11:39
Nafallonight.11:40
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