[15:09] New bug: #138369 in linux-restricted-modules-2.6.22 (restricted) "[Gutsy] D-Link Airplus DWL 520+ (TI ACX 100) not recognized" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/138369 [15:50] (ii) loadmodule: "ddc"(ii) module already built-in [20:26] I rewrote the non-xrandr part of https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyGibbon/ReleaseNotes - if someone can review it please. [20:36] hi Bryce [20:36] heya :-) [20:36] 855 hardware is horrible ;) [20:36] Still no luck with any of the avenues so far [20:37] Poking the PCI config space to re-enable the memory and IO spaces on the 00.02.1 PCI device doesn't help [20:37] nor does poking it off from a working X session break anything [20:37] * bryce nods [20:37] I take it you have access to a 855 board to play with? [20:37] no, am remote debugging with Claudio.. he's being surprisingly cooperative [20:38] ahh, well that's excellent [20:38] I love it when users get really involved in the process [20:38] I just sent him a couple of .ko recompiled with the patches http://lkml.org/lkml/2007/5/1/286 and [20:38] http://gitweb.freedesktop.org/?p=mesa/drm.git;a=commitdiff;h=3ee211f4f7435792752c1dbcd3a60e2e7abfba09 [20:39] I'm not optimistic they will work, I don't know if Claudio will test them or not.. he seems up for trying things though [20:39] BTW... is it ok to have done this all off Launchpad? [20:40] I've got about 24 emails to him in my outbox, 20 in my inbox [20:41] so the bugspam would be rather large... if no solution is reached, I will of course post a summary of avenues investigated. (If a solution is reached, I might post that too ;)) [20:46] ok, off to get food [20:50] pcjc2: bdmurray (the lead ubuntu qa guy) says he's having some weird artifacting on -intel when trying to suspend: http://www.murraytwins.com/tmp/dscf4777.avi [20:53] pcjc2: for ubuntu-x we don't have any hard rules about where bugs get discussed and fixed, but any juicy bits are definitely worth recording in LP [20:54] I like doing all the discussion in LP both to have a record in one place (sometimes I need to review back to see how things developed into a solution), but I admit sometimes I go offlist - bug 127101 in particular was getting too noisy to hold conversation so I started mailing Juan Pablo off list [20:54] Launchpad bug 127101 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "laptop hangs when switching video mode" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/127101 [21:44] bryce, do you have plans for making a new test package for ati? [21:45] some interesting commits today. [21:45] tormod, you mean a refreshed version of the -git head I did the other day, or the new fglrx? [21:45] http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=881 [21:45] the -ati driver from git [21:46] tormod, ah no plans there [21:46] do you have the diff and changelog for your git -head package [21:46] mostly focusing on documentation stuff today [21:47] yeah I'll push that up, one sec [21:47] http://people.ubuntu.com/~bryce/Testing/ati/ has only the .deb, and from its changelog I am not sure which commit was included. [21:47] tormod: btw, it would be really helpful if when you build packages, to also publish the debdiff, dsc, etc. [21:48] apropos documentation, can you look at the release notes (xrandr)? [21:48] there were several things I was uncertain about in doing this package so would have liked to look how you'd been handling them [21:48] I was pulling in each and every commit as a separate quilt patch... [21:49] yeah anything in particular with the release notes? [21:49] I just changed the non-xrandr alternatives part [21:50] think there's any other things we should mention in the release notes? [21:50] I discussed it briefly with tepsipakki earlier. [21:50] http://people.ubuntu.com/~bryce/Testing/ati/ [21:51] well there's a whole lot of card-specific issues: Xpress cards, 7500... but it will be too much for the official notes. [21:51] xpress cards never really worked anyway, afaik [21:52] jcristau: people anyway try with their brand new laptops :) [21:53] and they will be disappointed/confused/writing bug reports [21:54] bryce: your tar.gz has everything? no diff. can I just git pull on top of it? [21:55] almost [21:55] do a git pull, cd into it, and run ./autogen.sh [21:56] then tar that up, and rename it from xf86-... to xserver-xorg-... [21:57] to create the package, I just unpacked that, copied the debian/ dir from a prior version, made a few tweaks mentioned in the changelog, and went through the normal debuild / pbuilder process [21:57] heya jcristau [21:58] hi bryce [21:58] yeah I think we need to keep the release notes short and sweet, no need to mention every hardware that doesn't work... although it would be nice if we had a listing to link to. Oh well, maybe next time. [21:58] tormod: you can't document every bug in release notes, so usually the focus is on regressions [21:59] jcristau: right [22:04] bryce: I just unpacked your .dsc, ran git pull and debuild'ed again. quick and dirty. [22:04] bryce: I changed the changelog though [22:07] excellent [22:10] maybe we should have had an GutsyKnownIssues/Xorg... [22:16] oops I forgot to specify ppa when I dput'ted the package, it ended up in upload.ubuntu.com - I guess it will be deleted by it self? [22:16] New bug: #153733 in linux-restricted-modules-2.6.22 (restricted) "D620 Nvidia direct rendering no" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/153733 [22:34] GKI/Xorg should be a link to the buglist/package report page :) [22:40] but some bugs are really well-known issues touching a lot of users. You can't expect a first-time Ubuntu/linux user to efficiently search launchpad about issues for his card before trying installing IMO. [22:41] * tormod has to restart X [22:43] * tormod is back on the edge (git-head) again [23:10] tormod: right, the blank screen issues with ati should be mentioned, and that we are likely to push an update at some point [23:22] I am off to bed... if you or bryce can add that to the release notes it would be great. [23:22] I'm writing it :) [23:24] oh great [23:24] "The authentication database is temporarily unavailable. Anonymous access only." [23:24] erf [23:25] and it's not in the cache either [23:25] wanted a preview and it vanished [23:30] maybe they upgraded the wiki server to Gutsy :) [23:34] uh, I can't remember anymore what I wrote [23:34] too late for me [23:34] has anyone yet done a xserver 1.4 build? [23:34] now the ppa fails to upload also... [23:34] I almost did today [23:35] the wiki is back [23:36] woohooo [23:36] no change lost [23:36] \o/ [23:37] just refreshed the page [23:39] great [23:39] ok, it's there, first entry of the "other bugs" [23:39] btw, I have posted latest-git packages for ati at XorgOnTheEdge (i386 is in ppa build queue) [23:40] feel free to modify [23:42] cool [23:45] good night (finally) [23:45] night [23:47] bryce: That suspend artifact is odd... is it new with the fix we pushed with 127101, or a standing bug? [23:47] bdmurray: is that suspend artifact new? [23:50] I'm off to bed as well, bye! -> [23:54] night tepsipakki, thanks [23:55] I can't say definitively [23:56] I couldn't quite tell from the video... what is it doing? [23:56] It was pulsated red as if it were posessed [23:56] is the backlight blinking, or the image [23:57] this is on suspend, or resume from? [23:57] trying to suspend [23:57] it only happens with compiz on [23:57] did it suceed in the end? [23:57] no, it seemed to lock up [23:57] hmm [23:57] I have some other pictures somewhere [23:57] I wounder if it would do it with opengl playing [23:58] no compiz, but glxgears for example [23:58] It looks shiney and new... is it 965 hardware? [23:59] 945 I think - I'm doing some iso testing atm