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pwnguinis it too early to file bugs against 2.6.24?01:30
zulnope01:36
pwnguindid l-u-m go away?01:47
crimsunno, it just hasn't been uploaded yet.02:24
pwnguinok02:29
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zulBenC: ping some xen info for you http://pastebin.com/m2de00eee15:30
bullgard4http://ubuntuusers.de/paste/19628 Why does the timestamp jump suddenly in line # 213 to a smaller value? (5,352 s) 15:44
mjg59`Because it's changing timesource15:46
bullgard4From what timesource to what other?15:49
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lamontBenC: randal schwartz's tech talk on youtube, 44 minutes in... explains why one does not rebase branches that have been published...21:05
lamontjust fyi21:05
BenClamont: I understand the social aspect of not rebasing, but I also know the technical benefits that rebasing provides us :)21:32
BenClamont: Our kernel tree really isn't for providing a patch base for other developers, like most projects...it's meant to publish our work21:33
BenClamont: in most cases at least (there are people using our tree for other development)21:33
lamontBenC: right... and when I'm one of those people using it for other development, it scuks21:46
BenClamont: what other development are you doing?21:46
BenClamont: one good thing is, rebases are on a schedule (which will be posted soon on the wiki)21:46
lamontwell, historically,it's been dealing with pushing hppa/ia64 patches back to ubuntu21:46
lamontah, rebasing schedules will help21:46
KanoBenC: do you want to update the kernel git? there are some problems with current code, like i have got no dma with my dvdrw now22:08
Kanohardy git22:08
BenCYes, I want to update our repo22:10
Kanoalso could you add a patch22:10
BenCthat's an odd question considering we know we'll be following 2.6.24 until it is released :)22:10
BenCKano: all patches need to be posted to kernel-team@lists.ubuntu.com22:10
Kanohttp://people.redhat.com/~heinzm/sw/dm/dm-raid45/22:10
BenCI don't personally take in patches22:11
Kanoi did for 2.6.22, no response22:11
BenCIIRC, that's because it was too close to gutsy release22:11
Kanohttp://archives.free.net.ph/message/20071023.131911.301ab4c4.en.html22:11
BenCKano: that dm-raid is not a patch, it's a whole new module22:12
BenCKano: likely should be in lum22:12
Kanoif you like add it in lum22:12
BenCKano: if you like, please check out the lum git, fix the new module into our source, and request a pull, or export the patch to kernel-team@22:12
Kanoi am not so good with that22:13
Kanoalso new ndiswrapper would be needed in lum22:13
Kano1.50 is out and 1.45 is in lum22:13
BenCso you've checked out the lum source for hardy?22:14
Kanoaufs should be added, unionfs dropped22:14
KanoBenC: i have even a live cd with your kernel22:14
BenCyou obviously haven't done much research...everything you are asking for is outlined in the kernel roadmap, in blueprints on launchpad, etc22:14
BenCall of lum will be updated according to the kernel release schedule for 8.0422:15
Kanohttp://kanotix.com/files/kernel/kernel-update-pack-generic-future/source/sec_perm-2.6.24.patch22:15
Kanobut i needed that patch, to export somehing for aufs22:15
BenCaufs and unionfs fate have been outlined in a blueprint22:15
BenCPhillip has already started on this22:15
Kanoi even patches unionfs and it did not work, aufs works22:16
BenCwe know this22:16
BenCplease see blueprints for our work on this22:16
Kanowell you have blueprints, i have a working live cd22:17
BenCSo do we22:17
Kanoshow me url22:17
BenCI'm not continuing with someone that questions my integrity, as if I'm some sort of liar22:18
Kanowell all i say it is impossible with your current git code22:18
BenCPhillip has been working on this for several weeks, his work is not published because we don't want to spread incomplete work, and work that isn't based on what we have in the archive22:19
BenCKano: have a good evening22:19
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yuhonghttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-team/2007-December/001934.html23:27
Kanothe server one has pae enabled23:29
Kanodid you try it23:30
yuhongAs it should be in most cases, though there should be a non-pae server kernel.23:31
Kanowell pae does not work in virtual box for example, so the default should not be pae enabled23:31
yuhongEven if the PAE kernel did work, it was designed for a server, not a desktop.23:32
Kanofor me thats just a name,nothing else23:32
yuhong"PAE kernel" I mean server kernel.23:32
yuhongI mean there is more to a server kernel than enabling PAE.23:33
yuhonghttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-team/2007-December/001934.html23:37
Kanodid you ever compare the 2 settings23:37
yuhongI was going to show you a diff between the .config of both kernels, except that I am still installing ubuntu.23:38
Kanoi already saw those, but why not compile your own kernel with pae enabled?23:39
Kanowhen you add it as custom kernel it is not that hard23:40
yuhongI am suggesting this because processors with NX support are now common.23:41
yuhongNo but I am suggesting this because processors with NX support are now common.23:41
Kanoi would prefer other settings like complete free of old ide code kernels, just like only one changed option ;)23:41
JanCKano: the server kernel is 250 Hz instead of 1000 Hz and there are other differences about drivers23:42
yuhongExactly.23:42
Kanobut compiling an extra kernel just for 1 option sounds a bit extreme...23:42
JanCand Virtualbox has issues with Ubuntu's tickless kernel anyway  ;)23:42
yuhongAgreed, I am recommending this because processors with NX support are now common.23:43
Kanowell i made a live cd with debian 2.6.23-1-686 kernel and it could not boot, but it boots the 2.6.24 generic one ;)23:43
JanCanyway, I think the current -generic kernel is okay for most uses23:43
yuhongWhich processor does that computer have?23:44
Kanowhich?23:44
JanCyuhong: for what purpose do you want this?23:45
yuhongI want to do this because processors with NX are now common.23:45
Kanohow much ram do you have got is the better question23:45
JanCif it's a reasonably common purpose, and someone wants to take care of it, there have been community "maintained" kernels in universe for some time now23:45
yuhong"how much ram do you have got is the better question"23:46
Kanowell you dont need pae for less than 3gb23:46
JanCKano: and also, why not run a 64-bit kernel?  ツ23:46
yuhongBut you still need PAE for NX.23:47
yuhongBecause the NX bit does not fit in the non-PAE pagetables.23:47
KanoJanC: on desktop there are many drawbacks - at least with debian or ubuntu23:47
JanCKano: that's actually not much of a problem on Ubuntu 7.10 anymore23:48
Kanoit is not that easy to use a native firefox with java and flash23:48
Kanoalso you can not use win32 codecs23:48
yuhongI know, that is why I suggest enabling PAE on NX capable processors.23:48
JanCflash works just fine23:48
Kanosame time as java does?23:48
JanCand probably java plugin too, but I didn't test that23:49
yuhongAnyway, I am suggesting a PAE kernel not because of >4G but because of NX.23:49
Kanowell the wrapper can handle flash23:49
Kanobut you still lack java, no offical java plugin for 64 bit exists23:49
Kanomaybe you can use icetea or so23:49
Kanoand how do you use win32 codecs23:50
JanCyuhong: but do people really need NX, that's the question23:50
yuhongXP SP2 enables PAE with a compatiblity hack on NX capable processors.23:50
JanCKano: why do you need illegal codecs?  ;)23:50
KanoJanC: to view my legal wmv files23:51
Kanowith audio23:51
JanCyuhong: I can so it might be useful in a security-enhanced kernel23:51
JanCKano: well most wmv-files play fine in totem with gstreamer-ffmpeg or such now23:52
Kanowell there is a project to make it possible to use win32 codecs over a 32 bit server tool with 64 bit apps23:52
yuhongMovie codec patents are a big problem today, BTW.23:52
KanoJanC: not the video is the problem the AUDIO23:52
yuhongAudio codec too.23:52
Kanojust not the latest one23:52
yuhongThat is why there is Ogg Vorbis.23:52
JanCyuhong: are you on the ubuntu-hardened project?23:53
yuhongNo.23:53
JanCmaybe they are interested in NX23:53
yuhongCorrect.23:53
JanCand there might be a use case for a special extra-secure kernel23:53
Kanoyuhong: did you ever buy a wmv hd dvd?23:54
yuhongNo23:54
yuhongBut I am aware of the problem.23:54
JanCKano: why would we buy crap  ;)23:54
yuhongI am interested in a PAE desktop kernel because of NX>23:54
KanoJanC: because it looks better than mpeg2 standard res23:54
yuhongExactly23:54
JanCwhat's the use of it if they forbid you to play it?23:55
yuhongAnyway, I am interested in a PAE desktop kernel because of NX.23:55
Kanoyuhong: what cpu do you have got?23:55
JanCyuhong: I suggest you talk to the ubuntu-hardened people23:55
yuhongWhy.23:55
JanC<JanC> and there might be a use case for a special extra-secure kernel23:56
Kanoyuhong: to determine how long it would take to get a kernel ;)23:56
yuhongI didn't intend this issue to be related to ubuntu-hardened.23:56
JanC"ubuntu-hardened wants this" is a bit stronger than "yuhong wants this"   ;-)23:56
yuhongYou are right that ubuntu-hardened would want this, though?23:57
JanCyuhong: using NX is is about hardening your system, no?23:57
yuhongYes.23:57
Kanoyuhong: how about booting a 64 bit system + 32 bit chroot for special purpose?23:57
JanCso...  ツ23:57
yuhongFedora have a PAE desktop kernel, BTW.23:57
Kanodo you have your kernel config you want to use ready23:59
yuhonggeneric with PAE enabled.23:59
yuhongSame as generic with PAE enabled.23:59
Kanodid you enable it in your config23:59

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