[00:01] <Kano> Torgoton: best: get rid of it
[00:01] <Kano> even a lowcost router has a faster risc cpu, usually 200 mhz...
[00:02] <Torgoton> Feisty's nearly the same: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/49233/
[00:03] <Torgoton> This is my first ever PC. I'd like to get her running something modern, just for the fun of it. It would be AWESOME to get the video (which was never ported to X.org), audio and PEN working, don't you think?
[00:03] <Torgoton> That is, without running Windows for Pen Computing 1.0?
[00:04] <Torgoton> Oops. Some stuff was cut off in that pastebin. I can re-do it if it would be useful.
[00:26] <Torgoton> There it is: atkbd.reset fixes the keyboard issue.
[00:33] <Torgoton> The #ubuntu-installer guys were really proud of the work they did to reduce the memory footprint of the installer in Gutsy, so I was really hoping to use that. But I'm starting an Edgy install. Wish me luck.
[05:44] <gary4gar> i am looking at what version of driver are there in Ubuntu for Audio,Video(as you said),IDE, RAID & SATA & Ethernet (Networking/LAN/WLAN) for VIA k8m800 + VIA 8237?
[05:44] <gary4gar> can anyone give any pointers?
[05:46] <gary4gar> !info linux-ubuntu-modules
[05:46] <ubotu> Package linux-ubuntu-modules does not exist in gutsy
[05:48] <poningru> http://packages.debian.org/sid/kerneloops
[05:48] <poningru> any reason we arent using that?
[05:48] <poningru> just cause of our built in crash messenger?
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[06:41] <gary4gar> i am looking at what version of driver are there in Ubuntu for Audio,Video(as you said),IDE, RAID & SATA & Ethernet (Networking/LAN/WLAN) for VIA k8m800 + VIA 8237?
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[18:36] <tjaalton> BenC: I know you are on vacation already, but if you don't mind I'll fix lrm so that nvidia/fglrx is installable again on hardy
[18:38] <tjaalton> also nvidia needs to divert libwfb.so
[19:07] <tjaalton> huh, ati_revision is 7-11.. shouldn't that be 7.11?
[19:16] <BenC> tjaalton: the shar file  has 7-11
[19:18] <tjaalton> oh right
[19:18] <tjaalton> those bastards :)
[19:26] <tjaalton> heh, the newest version ("7.12") has 8.443.1 in it :)
[21:47] <mjg59> BenC: The Toshiba hotkeys patch seems to have fallen out of the kernel again
[21:48] <mjg59> BenC: Could I *please* have a list of the patches that haven't been forward ported? Gutsy really wasn't fun from that point of view
[21:50] <maks_> mjg59: get the hacks upstream :)
[21:50] <mjg59> maks_: Not all of them are upstreamable
[21:50] <maks_> fedora only forward ports fixes that land in next revision
[21:51] <mjg59> Some are desired functionality, but not yet in a state that would be accepted upstream. Some are policy decisions. 
[21:51] <maks_> nommconfig foo
[21:52] <maks_> congrats for your phd even if i know nothing about bio mjg59 
[21:53] <JanC> why is this so difficult to "upstream"?
[21:53] <mjg59> maks_: Thanks!
[21:54] <maks_> acpi hacks have easily layering violations although i know nothing about the patches that are discussed
[21:54] <maks_> mjg59: sure :), doing high energy physics 10^9 K stuff
[21:55] <JanC> so, the kernel needs a clean way to hook in those special keyboard/hotkey things?
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