[02:38] * lamont2 wonders why this stupid machine doesn't like to read DVDs [02:39] and somehow I bet that upgrading from -14.46 to -14.47 won't make a diff === asac_ is now known as asac === doko_ is now known as doko [08:57] moin === tku is now known as kraut [13:36] hi, could somebody fix the rt73 driver in 2.6.24? [13:37] also why is always 1 the default for [13:37] + # Oh hell, give 'em one [13:37] + ifeq ($(CONCURRENCY_LEVEL),) [13:37] + CONCURRENCY_LEVEL := 1 [13:37] + endif [13:37] i would prefer 2 or 4 [13:38] multicore cpus are standard === chuck is now known as zul === rikai_ is now known as rikai === XSource_ is now known as XSource === \sh_away is now known as \sh === \sh is now known as \sh_away === chuck_ is now known as zul === macd_ is now known as macd === \sh_away is now known as \sh === \sh is now known as \sh_away [19:12] mdomsch: I have a question about the dell firmware updates [19:12] mdomsch: there doesn't seem to be a bios for the dimension 9150 is there a reason it is missing? [19:28] bdmurray, what does 'getSystemId' return for that system? [19:28] and is it an AMD? [19:37] mdomsch: Error getting the System ID [19:37] and it is an Intel [19:42] eww [19:42] hm, try running as root [19:43] that helped ;) - System ID: 0x01D1 [19:45] ok, then run the whole aptitude line, being sure you're root when you execute bootstrap_firmawre [19:50] I received lots of "Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched" [19:55] mdomsch: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/3291/ === \sh_away is now known as \sh [19:59] bdmurray, :-( [19:59] no, that won't work [19:59] mdomsch: that's what I thought too [20:00] sudo aptitude install $(sudo bootstrap_firmware -a) [20:00] notice the second sudo [20:00] that's critical [20:00] could you update the wiki then? [20:00] (I understand why people don't like 'sudo bash, ...' [20:00] http://linux.dell.com/wiki/index.php/Repository/firmware#Downloading_firmware [20:01] oh, that's right [20:01] the wiki assumes that you are root right? [20:01] yeah... [20:01] yeah === alleeHol is now known as allee [20:01] that's why I don't put 'sudo' in front of all those lines [20:02] you're not the first to have run into this - it happens pretty often [20:02] so I need some way to highlight _hey - run all these in a 'sudo bash' shell first..._ [20:02] and it isn't the first time I have run into either [20:03] maybe if you put a prompt there it would be clearer [20:03] root@bob:# or something [20:03] yeah, I wanted something that could be cut-n-pasted into a script [20:03] or a shell directly [20:05] so now I should have a new firmware in /usr/share/firmware/bios/ ? [20:05] and update_firmware will install it? [20:08] yes [20:09] I don't actually have a /usr/share/firmware directory === Lure_ is now known as Lure [20:10] hmm, did aptitude download a system-bios-* package? [20:10] It doesn't seem that way [20:12] you should have gotten system-bios-dxp051_0.a07-1_all.deb [20:15] because that's what provides system-bios-ven-0x1028-dev-0x01d1 which is what the aptitude + bootstrap_firmware command requests [20:16] okay, I think I have a better understanding of how it is supposed to work and will try and work it out [20:17] sudo bootstrap_firmware -a should include a system-bios-* line in it [20:17] in its output that is [20:17] if it doesn't, that's bad [20:18] that comes from the firmware-addon-dell package being installed [20:20] I seem to be having some troubles with the wget .. bootstrap.cgi bit but those may be related to aptitude [20:24] again, you need to run the output of bootstrap.cgi into a sudo bash shell [20:25] it configures /etc/sources.list.d/ entries and GPG keys for same [20:25] yeah, I got that bit down now [20:25] if that didn't run, then you won't be hitting linux.dell.com to look for packages [20:34] I've narrowed it down to dell-repository-keys being untrusted [20:38] and I have the libsmbios gpg-key installed [20:39] bdmurray, apt-key list shows the libsmbios signing key? [20:39] yeah, I'm on hardy by the way [21:05] mdomsch: Am I doing something wrong? [21:05] bdmurray, pls pastebin exactly what you've typed so far [21:05] it should be as simple as I describe on the web page [21:06] firmware-addon-dell is installed from the hardy repo, as is firmware-tools [21:06] only system-bios-* should come from the linux.dell.com repo [21:08] mdomsch: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/3292/ [22:00] bdmurray, ok, I see your problem [22:01] It seems the dell-repository-keys package and dell-firmware-repository, dell-software-repository packages aren't getting installed [22:02] because aptitude is throwing up a prompt that the shell script doesn't expect, and thus the piped input fails to acknowledge the prompt [22:02] soren, no dell-firmware-repository package [22:02] (ooops, nick completion error) [22:02] so nothing for bootstrap_firmware to find [22:06] mdomsch: so I could work around it by manually installing those then? [22:06] yeah [22:06] seems I should make the aptitude calls take --assume-yes [22:09] ok, bootstrap script now uses --assume-yes [22:09] so just try that again [22:09] okay, will do thanks [22:09] hang on, let me push that... [22:13] bdmurray, ok, try now [22:20] mdomsch: it is still aborting because they are untrusted [22:28] <\sh> guys, important problem for everybody using hardy and xfs partitions:) please have a look at bug #180157 thx :) [22:28] Launchpad bug 180157 in linux "XFS root filesystem - install fails with "noexec or nodev" error" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/180157 [22:39] arrgh [22:39] not sure how to solve that in bootstrap then === clever_ is now known as clever [23:15] bdmurray, I'm upgrading my test box to hardy, and will try to find time this weekend to come up with something. [23:15] maybe it'll be: [23:15] wget -O bootstrap.sh http://... [23:16] sudo bash bootstrap.sh [23:16] (hit Y when prompted) [23:16] worst case that'll be it... [23:16] poke me on Monday if I don't have it fixed [23:19] hi [23:19] is it possible to get a uvesafb framebuffer working with the latest ubuntu kernel? === \sh is now known as \sh_away