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Q-FUNKespecially since a lot of people already expect this to work in gutsy00:00
tjaaltonI guess the xresprobe bugs can be marked as wontfix now08:35
brycetrue08:36
bryceI can take care of that tomorrow if you'd like08:36
Q-FUNKhm?08:37
Q-FUNKwhat about xresprobe?08:37
tjaaltonQ-FUNK: obsolete08:37
bryceit's deprecated now08:37
Q-FUNKreplaced by?08:37
tjaaltonxserver autoconfiguration08:38
Q-FUNKah yes08:38
tjaaltonbryce: there are only 11 of them, no big deal :)08:38
tjaaltonI need more karma :)08:38
brycehehe08:38
bryceok go for it08:38
Q-FUNKalthough this doesn't yet work for all drivers.  they need to be ported to randr 1.2 and upgraded to recent api.08:38
tjaaltonhmm no08:39
tjaaltonit doesn't depend on randr 1.208:39
tjaaltonalthough there are some issues with vesa at least08:39
Q-FUNKand with -amd08:40
Q-FUNKsiliconmotion also08:40
brycewhat issues?08:40
tjaalton"no modes left" with vesa08:40
bryceah08:41
Q-FUNKfor DDC probing, bartman produced patches that should at least fix -amd.08:41
Q-FUNKthat sound familiar from other drivers too.08:41
Q-FUNKIIRC someone reported that for -amd as well, on some hardware.08:41
tjaaltontrident is buggy too, it hangs in a loop08:41
tjaaltonbut it's upstream now with a backtrace08:41
Q-FUNKah, btw, amd 2.7.7.5 is in debian now08:42
Q-FUNKit introduces basic OLPC support08:42
tjaaltonok, file a sync request again, and tell the bug #08:42
Q-FUNKgrmbl.  doesn't yet show in changelog server.08:44
tjaaltonthere, 11 bugs closed08:48
Q-FUNK#18278108:48
Q-FUNKhmm08:49
Q-FUNKthis is in main, right?08:49
Q-FUNKor is it still in universe?08:49
tjaaltonmain08:50
ubotuNew bug: #182778 in xserver-xorg-video-openchrome (main) "Wrong resolution on Hardy Alpha 3" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/18277808:50
tjaaltonheh, add openchrome to the list08:51
tjaaltonthere are also a lot of reports about not being able to change the resolution on livecd08:51
tjaaltonwhich puzzles me08:51
brycehrm08:52
tjaaltonbut that's an old issue08:52
bryce"not change" as through xorg.conf, or via displayconfig-gtk08:52
bryce?08:52
tjaaltonxrandr or d-g08:52
bryceodd08:52
tjaaltonyep08:53
tjaaltonmaybe #u-installer could help, I'll ask08:53
ubotuNew bug: #182781 in xserver-xorg-video-amd (main) "Please sync xserver-xorg-video-amd 2.7.7.5-1 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/18278108:55
brycetjaalton: heh, we've triaged too many bugs.  bdmurray has skipped us in favor of openoffice for bug hug day this month09:19
tjaalton:)09:19
brycelooks like between xorg, xserver, and major drivers, we barely have a total of 100 untriaged bugs left ;-)09:20
bryceactually probably more like 5009:20
tjaaltonxorg has maybe 609:21
bryce-nv has the most ironically09:21
tjaaltonheh, yeah09:21
tjaaltonI should go through them now that I have one..09:21
bryceso I wonder what we do when we hit 0 New bugs :-)09:25
tjaaltonwe try to fix those that are confirmed? :)09:26
brycemaybe focus on getting everything filed upstream?09:26
brycehehe09:26
tjaaltongoing through b.df.o is one09:26
bryceI got one of my upstream reported bugs marked invalid because it was one of those bugs that a bunch of users had "me too"ed their issues onto, so I summarized and sent upstream09:27
brycehowever upstream seems to prefer each person's issue be a separate bug report09:27
tjaaltonas do we09:27
bryceunfortunately I think launchpad lets us down a bit here, since it's set up to only allow one upstream bug report per bug09:27
brycehmm, I've not been so picky that people who have roughly the same issue, report it separately (sometimes)09:28
tjaaltoni've closed bugs where people have reported other issues than the original one, and asked them to file new bugs09:28
brycemaybe I need to be more strict though.09:28
NgI'm going to be bugging you X guys again like I was with gutsy. resuming my laptop is causing graphical issues again ;)09:29
bryceI suppose that's a good practice09:29
bryceheya Ng09:29
bryceheh, the membership of #ubuntu-x sure has grown since I started working here....09:29
tjaaltonbug 18040909:29
ubotuLaunchpad bug 180409 in linux-restricted-modules-2.6.24 "bugs in fglrx - blank screen - artifacts" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/18040909:29
Nghey bryce :)09:30
tjaaltonthat's one good example of a messy bug report..09:30
tjaaltonhey Ng!09:30
Ngtjaalton :)09:30
Ngerk, this is more broken than I thought. scrolling in firefox => jumbled mess09:32
Ngbryce: do you know if the fix from 133118 made it upstream?09:32
bryceI was fairly sure it did09:32
NgI don't think it can be the same thing, because Im sans compiz atm and 2d stuff is broken09:32
tjaaltonNg: switch to XAA, set 'Option "AccelMethod" "XAA"'09:32
Ngtjaalton: I did that already to get the 2d acceptably fast ;)09:33
bryceman, that's sad that I recognize bugs off their bug id#09:33
brycemy memory really isn't this good normally09:33
Nghehe, well to be fair i did buy pretty much everyone pretty much all the time about it ;)09:34
bryceI'm 99.999% certain the fix was taken upstream09:34
brycehowever, what upstream has done with it since then is anyone's guess09:34
bryceI know they've done additional work on this area since then09:35
bryceNg: file another bug with the current state of the issue, ref the prev bug, and I'll follow it up09:35
Ngok, ta :)09:35
Ngfwiw, http://mairukipa.tenshu.net/855gm-resume-broken.png is what I'm seeing09:36
brycedon't understand...09:36
bryceI see what looks like some image doubling or something?09:37
Ngsee how the network-manager icon shows all the trails from the spinning, as well as the latest state (LAN connection)09:37
brycemm, sort of...09:37
Ngif I cover that icon it'll force it to redraw, but if I then connect to another network the trails will build up again until I next force it to completely redraw09:37
brycehmm09:37
Ngso scrolling in firefox causes a bit of a mess ;)09:38
brycemake sure to describe the situation really well (or include screencast)09:38
Ngoki doki09:38
NgI'm going to have a quick trawl of bugs to see if I can find anything similar09:38
bryceI'm sure we'll here, "Oh yeah, that's 100% fixed.  Just switch to TTM."09:38
Ngheh09:39
Ngthese interregnum periods are a pita for distros ;)09:39
Ngfiled as bug #18279109:52
ubotuLaunchpad bug 182791 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "855GM resume problems" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/18279109:52
brycethanks09:56
bryceNg, I've been lightly hammering on Intel to get the <= 855 issues sorted out for a while09:57
Nggood :)09:57
Ngthere are a lot of such laptops still in use and when they work they work fantastically ime, but it is a bit of a shame to have to chase down weird bugs each release ;)09:57
bryceI've got it on record that they want -i810 deprecated, and thus desire all issues that work in -i810 but not -intel to be resolved in -intel so we can deprecate -i81009:58
brycesort of circular there, but in a good way09:58
Nghas i810 changed since gutsy? istr it hadn't changed there since feisty?09:58
bryceno it hasn't09:59
Ngmmkay, well I probably won't bother even testing that yet, it was never very good at resume anyway ;)09:59
bryceupstream in fact has just symlinked -i810 to -intel09:59
NgI am going to quickly try EXA just in case, since that is at least the default the driver is choosing09:59
brycecool09:59
ubotuNew bug: #182791 in xserver-xorg-video-intel (main) "855GM resume problems" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/18279110:01
Ngheh, good work ubotu ;)10:03
Ngwow, it's even worse with EXA10:10
Ngit's almost impossible to get anything to render. at best I could see the background of gtk widgets, but absolutely no foregrounds or text10:10
Ngheh, I found an (I think) unrelated 855gm bug on fd.o's bugzilla and the intel guys seem to be saying that they don't have such hardware to test on10:24
Ngthis is not encouraging ;)10:24
ubotuNew bug: #182802 in xserver-xorg-video-intel (main) "[hardy] Screen freeze on resume" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/18280210:30
ubotuNew bug: #153122 in xserver-xorg-video-openchrome (main) "Fatal error while loading Xorg" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/15312210:46
ubotuNew bug: #164342 in xserver-xorg-video-openchrome "Suspend broken" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/16434210:46
ubotuNew bug: #178313 in xserver-xorg-video-via (main) "antspotlight screensaver hangs computer" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/17831310:53
mvotjaalton: you mentioned in #179515 that the screensaver might kill X during a upgrade, do you know any details?13:27
mvotjaalton: I'm wondering what to do about it, sending a inhibit signal via dbus for gnome-screensaver would be a obvious (but not trivial as the release-upgrader does not have access to the session bus) solution, but that leaves xscreensaver and kde out 13:28
tjaaltonmvo: yeah :/13:30
tjaaltonmvo: no perfect solution there, but I don't know what else could have caused it13:30
mvotjaalton: ok, its at least a hint. I will try to reproduce it here with screensaver on and see what comes out of it13:35
tjaaltonmvo: it only happens if your driver is buggy with DRI13:38
mvotjaalton: so for every driver ;) ?13:38
tjaaltonhehe13:38
tjaaltonthere's always the possibility, sure :)13:38
mvotjaalton: do you know more details?13:38
mvoI mean, what exactly is causing it? the fact that libdrm/libGL changes while the screensaver is runing?13:38
mvosome incompatibility between the drm/dri interfaces?13:39
tjaaltonwell, GL screensavers tend to trigger bugs13:39
tjaaltonbut if the stuff is already loaded in the memory it doesn't matter if the libs are updated13:40
mvomeh, if its in dri, then I can not reproduce it in a VM :(13:40
tjaaltonno, it's just a scenario13:40
tjaaltonthat X crashes when you upgrading13:40
tjaaltonand to minimize the possibility it would be wise to disable the screensaver13:41
mvoits probably a good theory, because I have not seen it crash in a VM yet, but it seems to happen sometimes on real HW - I have seen some reports13:41
tjaaltonyeah, I bet there are dupes13:41
tjaaltonyou can disable gnome-screensaver with gconf13:43
tjaaltonidle_activation_enabled13:43
mvoI look into it, I need to come up with something that works for xubuntu and kubuntu as well 13:45
tjaaltonok, cool13:45
ubotuNew bug: #182865 in xserver-xorg-video-intel (main) "Cannot switch to console after installing "xserver-xorg-video-intel 2:2.1.1-0ubuntu9.1"" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/18286515:21
ubotuNew bug: #182878 in xorg (main) "[gutsy] gma 950 no TV-OUT in dispalyconfig" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/18287815:46
ubotuNew bug: #182883 in xserver-xorg-video-intel (main) "dual screen support doesn't work" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/18288315:46
ubotuNew bug: #182898 in xserver-xorg-video-intel (main) "erratic widescreen intel gma 3000" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/18289816:41
Ngnot a good day for -intel and bugs ;o17:11
tjaaltonpoor intel17:16
mvo_bryce I may do a mesa upload within this week, is there anything planed? I need to patch it so that compiz can detect glx window19:48
brycemvo, it should be safe.  I don't have mesa uploads planned and don't think timo does either19:55
bryceI'm going to do an xserver upload for Q-FUNK with some new patches, but that'll be for gutsy-proposed, not hardy19:56
brycetjaalton might have some other things planned19:56
mvo_bryce ok, thanks. I'm currently in testing stage, but it looks promising so far and I don't want to interfere with the X team, especially since you use git now (not sure if you also use it for mesa)19:57
bryceno we don't20:07
mvo_good, thanks for this info20:09
Q-FUNKbryce: aye, thanks for that20:12
Q-FUNKlet's see if it improves everyone's results 20:12
tjaaltonmvo_: please go ahead20:12
Q-FUNKif it does, we can always come back to the Hardy patch before the release takes place20:12
bryceQ-FUNK: I need to do some UME stuff (trying to get it booted on the test hw they've provided)20:18
Q-FUNKah ok20:19
Ngtjaalton: hmm, don't you have an X40?21:04
tjaaltonNg: nope, X6121:05
Ngah, doh21:06
* Q-FUNK is patiently waiting for his Dell D430 to be delivered.21:06
NgI noticed that my particular model doesn't have any pm-utils quirks, so figured that might be causing X to fail to resume, but I've tried what I think should be the matching options from the old acpi-support, which made absolutely no difference ;(21:06
tjaaltonyou might want to ask mjg59 for some tips21:09
Ngyeah21:09
tjaaltonor check thinkwiki21:09
tjaaltonbryce: mjg59 confirmed that SHMConfig is not an option for us (pun intended)21:10
tjaaltonso I closed the bug that asked for including it21:10
tjaaltonps. comedy inc. rules :)21:11
Ngtjaalton: it was a sad day when mjg59's x40 got ruined and he switched to an HP ;)21:13
tjaaltonaww21:15
tjaaltonthat explains the recent blog post then ;)21:16
brycetjaalton: ah ok21:18
Q-FUNKah. vorlon pushed the new -amd into hardy21:35
bryceok, I'm done (stuck) on the ume stuff for the time being.  -amd time.21:37
jcristau`21:39
Q-FUNKheh21:40
* jcristau blames ssh21:40
jcristaufwiw, #182252 is invalid. X is started with '-nolisten tcp' by default, so obviously inet connections don't work21:41
bryceQ-FUNK, what are the bug ID('s) that are fixed with these two xserver patches?21:50
tjaaltonjcristau: good point, I'll close that one21:50
Q-FUNKbryce: I'm not sure that there was a separate bug open for this freeze issue on some BIOS21:54
brycecan you open one please?  In order to upload SRU candidates they require patches be tied to bug ID's in launchpad21:55
bryceare these patches fixes for bug 140051?21:57
ubotuLaunchpad bug 140051 in xserver-xorg-video-amd "amd driver fails to autoconfigure" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/14005121:57
Q-FUNKyes and no21:58
brycehmm, maybe I'm asking the wrong question21:58
Q-FUNKit prevents X from freezing at configure time, but doesn't directly resolve DDC failing with -amd yet21:58
brycehmm, maybe I don't understand this21:59
bryceit sounds like these don't fix the issue, as there is another known issue that prevents it from working22:00
brycehowever it adds the risk of changing existing -amd user's systems (presuming there are -amd users able to use the current driver)22:01
brycewouldn't it be more appropriate to put this into hardy or a ppa if the purpose is simply to check if it breaks other -amd user's systems?22:03
Q-FUNKit needs to go into hardy regardless, if it works, but testing via gutsy-proposed feels as the most harmless way of having a wide test range22:04
brycehmm22:04
Q-FUNKwell, -amd is essentially borken for too many people, thanks to the broken x86emu22:04
Q-FUNKI'm stuck with Etch and a souped-up Feisty to they my thincans here, because of that22:05
Q-FUNKthey->test22:05
brycethere could also be some risk for non -amd users, since it affects code that (I gather) is run by all xserver users, so want to be careful we're not pushing it too aggressively22:06
brycenot that I don't trust that this is a good fix to have, but it feels like we're skipping over some intermediary testing steps22:09
brycehmm22:09
bryceok I'm building the xserver with the patches.  Let me go grab lunch and think of how we should do this.22:09
ubotuNew bug: #134951 in ubuntu "gutsy too high resolution (dup-of: 182778)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/13495122:11
Q-FUNKbryce: I just made a call to the X list for people to test this as much as possible22:18
bryceback22:24
brycethe bus patch failed to apply22:27
bryceApplying patch 146_x86emu-correct-bus-dev-fn.patch22:28
brycepatching file hw/xfree86/int10/helper_exec.c22:28
bryceHunk #1 succeeded at 469 (offset -80 lines).22:28
bryceHunk #2 FAILED at 480.22:28
bryceHunk #3 FAILED at 494.22:28
brycepatch: **** malformed patch at line 61: PCI_OFFSET(PciCfg1Addr) + offset);22:28
bryceP22:28
brycechecking other patch...22:30
bryceQ-FUNK: I did think about this some.  What I'd like to do is before uploading to gutsy-proposed, to put up a deb and get a few people to test it on gutsy systems, to make sure it doesn't cause X to fail to start22:30
bryceQ-FUNK: if we can get three thumbs up, I say let's stick it in gutsy-proposed 22:31
bryceoops, the other patch also failed to apply22:31
Q-FUNK:(22:33
Q-FUNKlet's ask bartman22:33
brycehang on, I am looking into it deeper22:34
bryceI can usually fix up patches to apply, if they're not too intricate22:34
bryceQ-FUNK: hmm, those patches appear to be against current xserver head.  Let me check them against xserver 1.422:43
brycenope22:49
Q-FUNKbryce: I just told Bart and Gadi about it22:54
jcristaui'm not sure what patches these are, but if they're for a post-pciaccess server, then they might need porting22:54
bryceok, I'm trying to do the patches manually22:54
brycejcristau: ah that might be; yes they appear to deal with pci tags22:55
brycehmm, that might be more work than I have time for22:55
Q-FUNKindeed22:56
Q-FUNKnever mind22:56
Q-FUNKI'll ask bartman to rebase against 1.3 for the test22:56
ubotuNew bug: #182743 in xorg (main) "hardy xorg not detecting for compaq evo n410c" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/18274323:07
bryceQ-FUNK: ok cool23:09

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