[00:18] bdmurray: I'm pushing a change to enable usb persistent, which might help [00:53] hi, why are so many old ide drivers enabled? i prefer a config completely without CONFIG_IDE... [00:54] otherwise some new laptops dont boot at all [00:54] Kano: i haven't seen evidence that an ide driver being enabled keeps a new laptop from booting [00:54] Kano: and not all ide drivers/chipsets are replaced by libata-pata ones [00:54] one new samsung laptop only boots with that specific config [00:55] then the generic pata works in most cases [00:55] point me to a bug report or more information [00:55] Kano: we can't work 'in most cases' [00:55] kanotix thorhammer rc7 used a kernel completly without config_ide and there are only very few bad reports [00:55] especially if 'most cases' == regressions [00:55] oh well, every dist is different [00:56] it is based on ubuntu git 2.6.24 kernel [00:56] i'd much rather find out why the samsung couldn't boot in our current config [00:56] Kano: we are less than 3 months from release, too late to discuss now about disabling ide [00:57] well i do that in my mod then. before you release i use etch as base and only a modified kernel [00:57] if you have specific information about the problem you are talking about, then i can look into it...otherwise this is a waste of time...again [00:57] I have at least one desktop system (P3 on an MSI mobo with Via chipset) that still has /dev/hd* devices in gutsy... [00:57] besides, you cannot expect ubuntu to run on every machine. [00:58] btw. did you test the amd64 desktop iso? [00:58] it does not show any splash [00:58] an from what I can see, this is not uncommon for older systems [00:58] i386 does [00:58] Kano: so you don't have information on this samsung/ [00:59] Kano: i tested it today, fresh install, and it has working splash [00:59] BenC: it is not my laptop,but when the user is online i can talk to him [00:59] why fresh install, i talk of the live cd [01:00] Kano: uh, because i did an install of a live cd...was pretty sure that was cleae [01:00] also do you think disabling alsa in the kernel is a good move? [01:00] clear [01:00] maybe depending on your gfx card [01:00] this was x700 se [01:00] ati [01:00] this was an ati as well, don't have the exact chipset, but it was mobility [01:01] Kano: not sure what you mean by disabling alsa [01:01] one of the last changes [01:01] http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu/ubuntu-hardy.git;a=commit;h=255995ce42b024e084500e570ae3e357f7647480 [01:01] if that's been done, it's because alsa will be moved to lum [01:01] yes but lum does not contain all [01:02] also when you compile external modules which would provide alsa sound that will not work [01:02] expect the ones from alsa [01:03] we know this, and are providing the headers for the lum modules separately [01:03] example [01:03] CONFIG_VIDEO_SAA7134_ALSA=m [01:03] this is the sound module for a video card [01:03] not in alsa at all [01:03] same for cx88-alsa (ok, maybe not so often needed as dvb) [01:04] we know this, and are going to work on making sure everything is there [01:04] you could add then em8300 too [01:04] we spent lots of time at uds discussing this exact situation [01:04] maybe let it default to oss [01:04] do you know that module? [01:05] look, without sounding too irritable, i have better things to do than answer a million questions from you right now [01:05] cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@dxr3.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/dxr3 co -P [01:05] em8300 [01:05] needed for dxr3 and similar cards [01:06] modules dir [01:06] you could add the firmware too [01:06] you could spend a little time cloning our tree, adding it, and requesting a pull [01:07] we do have lots of other things to tend to as well [01:07] sure [01:08] that and dmraid45 is missing, then you only need a cooler kernelconfig ;) [01:09] saily there is no official dmraid patch against 2.6.24 yet [01:10] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/97655 [01:10] Launchpad bug 97655 in linux-source-2.6.20 "dmraid45 target please" [Wishlist,Won't fix] [01:10] the changes for dmraid work, but i did it for dmraid rc14, rc13 is outdated [01:10] Kano: you are wasting your time. [01:11] you dont want raid5 ? [01:11] no. [01:11] stupid === asac_ is now known as asac [07:44] moin === soren_ is now known as soren === fabbione is now known as thegodfather === alleeHol is now known as allee [15:17] rtg: Blacklisted bcm43cc and prism54? [15:17] the module is bcm43xx [15:18] also blacklisting would not help for discover [15:18] disabled in debian :) [15:18] yes but not in ubuntu [15:18] I don't think we really use discover [15:18] BenC: you own me an initramfs-tools sync :) [15:19] Kamion dude did the klibc part [15:19] BenC: saidly it is installed by default by live-helper [15:19] maks_: ah, we do need to sync that [15:19] xorg should no longer need that crap [15:20] Kano: used and installed are two different things [15:20] discover usualy comes with an init script [15:20] BenC: yep, that be cool [15:45] any ETA on the new kernel upload to hardy? === XSource_ is now known as XSource [15:48] laga: been waiting for the Alpha stuff to thaw. [15:54] are there daily kernel builds on a ppa or something like that? [15:54] otherwise, i'll just do a local build and push to my repo === clever_ is now known as clever