=== asac_ is now known as asac === \sh_away is now known as \sh === \sh is now known as \sh_away [08:04] good morning === \sh_away is now known as \sh === AtomicPunk is now known as ToddBrandt [08:42] Morningdholbach [08:43] g'morning [08:50] morning jussi01 [15:54] bfiller: StevenK did push a libosso patch last night, do you know what it was supposed to fix? The changelog says what he did (link the system + session busses) but not why, and it clobbers the fix I was going to put in. [15:57] smagoun: I'll forward you an email from Martin Pitt that explains the proposed fix.. [15:57] thx [15:57] smagoun: I assume StevenK took his advice.. [16:10] smagoun: I should have mentioned the email I was referring to were just comments on bug 149275 [16:10] Launchpad bug 149275 in tasks "First cut of source packages for -mobile promotions" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/149275 [16:11] thanks === \sh is now known as \sh_away === \sh_away is now known as \sh [19:17] mjg59: Around? [19:28] agoliveira: Hi [19:29] Hi there. I heard that you will be talking at the Bossa conference, is that confirmed? [19:33] Yes [19:35] mjg59: Cool. I hope we meet there then :) === mdz_ is now known as mdz [20:34] mjg59: what will you be talking about? [20:37] ah found it...ubuntu mobile ;) [20:52] hi guys [20:55] it seems bluez-gnome doesn't work with latest bluez-utils; bluez-properties lists zero services === \sh is now known as \sh_away === crevette is now known as crevette_ === crevette_ is now known as crevette === crevette is now known as crevette_ === doko_ is now known as doko [22:31] smagoun: That change was so libosso could get promoted. Which it now has. [22:31] StevenK: thanks. Turns out that change also fixes (masks?) the problem you and I discussed yesterday. [22:32] Which is good, because I can now build a stable, bootable image. [22:37] smagoun: I can explain it, but I'm on the phone. [22:37] StevenK: no problem, I'm not sure I want to know :) [22:41] tonyespy: The mid linux + lum trees on kernel.ubuntu.com are supposed to match the PPA, right? But right now there's no package in the PPA that corresponds to the head of the mid linux/lum trees, right? [22:42] tonyespy: nevermind...it's the ume tree that in theory matches the PPA, not the mid tree. [22:43] The Intel/Canonical hardy git trees owned by RobR are the master for the PPA [22:43] smagoun: currently the kernel & lum packages in the PPA aren't publically available via git right now... [22:44] smagoun: also, all of the patches are in the .7 kernel in hardy, so we're not using the PPA kernel or LUM packages currently... [22:44] i heard my name and my ears began to itch :-) [22:45] robr: sorry rob... ;) [22:45] tonyespy: right, I got that. I saw that Mike's tree (the mid tree) already had the beta 6 PSB driver integrated, but it looks like that tree doesn't correspond to any .debs anywhere outside Mike's machine. [22:45] smagoun: you are correct sir [22:46] smagoun: mike's tree is his personal sandbox, nothing more, nothing less [22:47] robr, jayc, amitk: by the way, i have the sd8686 v9 driver building on 2.6.24. hope to test tomorrow, then will push my patch up to my tree on kernel.ubuntu.com [22:47] robr: it looks like jay chetty pushed the beta 6 drivers to linux-ubuntu-modules in his personal tree (and mike's tree), are you guys going to push a build to the PPA? [22:48] jayc: ^^^ [22:48] i believe once X side is tested out it will be pushed by AmitK into the PPA [23:07] rustyl: ? === jonnnylamb is now known as jonnylamb