[00:48] rtg: ping [03:11] anyone dig memory management in kernel ? === fabbione is now known as thegodfather === calc__ is now known as calc [06:34] What programs use or evaluate the contents of the file /var/log/udev? === doko_ is now known as doko [09:48] moin [10:17] Hi all [10:17] last daily build amd64 ISO, hangs my system during module loading in rcS.d [10:18] was very late yesterday night when that happened and didn't do much debugging [10:18] will be able to provide more info tonight [10:18] that was on a samsung q45 [10:20] I guess 2.6.24.8.8 [12:03] hai how to find out the difference between the two kernel version , it means by feature or something else === Traxer is now known as Traxer|on === Traxer|on is now known as Traxer [12:35] 'morning [13:00] Can someone please explain how is a kernel in .ISO format? http://lkml.org/lkml/2008/2/1/499 And how could I compile it (if it's possible at all) [13:05] You don't [13:14] I don't compile it? [13:16] It's an iso with a kernel on, not a kernel in iso format [13:16] So extracting and compiling will work? The .ISO part got me confused. Since most times, .ISO are used for burnable images. [13:17] Uhm. [13:17] That is a burnable image. [13:17] For a PS3 [13:17] What are you actually trying to do? [13:18] I'm wanted to try this new kernel on the PS3 [13:18] (And why are you asking here?) [13:19] ok mjg59, I won't bother you again. I was discussing this with Collin and he told me this was the correct place. [13:19] Well, it's not an Ubuntu kernel :) [13:19] After all, it's a problem with the current linux kernel that is making ubuntu not recognizing the wifi interface on the ps3 [13:20] That would suggest that we need the new wifi driver in our kernel [13:20] Yes. Collin mentioned BenC was aware of this. [13:21] Ok. It'll probably be dealt with, then [13:21] s/collin/colin [13:22] From what I've heard, 8.04 will not have support for the PS3. So would this be done in 7.10? [13:22] No [13:22] At least, it's very unlikely [13:23] If it won't be dealt for 7.10 and currently no one is working in Linux Cell for 8.04, support for the PS3 will end. [13:23] That's why I was asking about this kernel version [13:23] At least people would have a working version of ubuntu running on their ps3 [13:23] I still don't really understand what you're trying to do [13:24] Understand how could I use that kernel version to provide Wifi support for the PS3 [13:24] Now, like I told you, the ISO part got me confused. [13:24] That's not a link to a kernel. That's a link to a boot CD for the PS3. [13:24] Even more confused about it being a burnable image :) [13:25] Ohh, OK. I see. [13:25] One of the files it contains is a kernel [13:25] Like the Ubuntu images [13:26] Ok; Thank you. === smb_away is now known as smb [14:00] mjg59, are you in charge of pm-utils? [14:00] In Ubuntu? Yes [14:01] we used to have some code in pmi.acpi to disable suspend to ram/disk in loopinstallations [14:02] Hm. Is that not still there? [14:02] I looked at it a week or two ago' and wasn't there [14:02] I mean it is in pmi.acpi but not in pm-utils [14:04] in short in loopinstallations under hardy the suspend/hibernate buttons are enabled when they shouldn't be [14:04] Ah, right - and we're calling pm-utils directly, rather than going via pmi [14:04] Ok [14:04] grep host pmi.acpi [14:05] to find the relevant code chunks [14:05] thanks a lot [14:15] mjg59 bug #187463 [14:15] Launchpad bug 187463 in wubi "Disable suspend (ram/disk) in Loopinstallations" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/187463 [14:27] Ok [14:28] hi rtg , could you update aufs? === asac_ is now known as asac [16:14] mjg59: is there a standard keycode to trigger rfkill? KEY_WLAN perhaps? [16:14] amitk: KEY_WLAN is the correct one. I can't remember if you need to perform some association in the kernel, though [16:17] mjg59: so if a device doesn't have a slider/switch to kill the radios, then the Fn+FXX combo to kill the radios should just generate KEY_WLAN (using setkeycodes), right? [16:17] s/device/laptop [16:19] Right [17:46] Hi! I'm currently building a kernel for feisty from the official git repository plus one or two local patches; and I'd like to use ccache. Building occurs in a feisty chroot, with debuild. How can I tell debuild to use ccache? === gouki_ is now known as gouki [19:14] lkolbe, its a bit easier to use ccache with pbuilder [19:14] lkolbe, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto [21:41] mjg59: fprint > thinkfinger, right? [22:23] amitk:ping [22:26] jayc: hi [22:27] amitk: I successfully built the hardy-ume and lum on my local machine and tried it on D0, but PPA build fails, can I push the changes to git? [22:29] jayc: feel free to push it to the ume-hardy and ume-hardy-lum git trees, but don't upload anything to mobile PPA. [22:30] jayc: early next week (25th) is a deadline to send a tested image to Intel, so I don't want to upload new stuff until then. [22:30] amitk:ok, I will push the kernel stuff and inuka is working on the lum to add beta7 Gfx driver [22:31] jayc: something in the PPA is broken for us too. We see the error you are seeing. It will be investigated. [22:31] amitk: so, you don't want me to upload these changes to PPA until 25th? [22:33] jayc: that is correct. I will be in Boston next week, so we can coordinate an upload since kernel, lum, lrm, meta and poulsbo X driver need to be co-ordinated. [22:34] amitk: ok, does Mauri know about this, if not I will inform her [22:35] jayc: go ahead and inform her if you need to. [22:35] amitk:ok, thanks [22:39] jayc: np, how is portland weather these days? [22:40] amitk:it's been very since last weekend [22:40] good to hear [22:41] amithk:that's a rare thing here :-) [22:42] hehe [22:43] amitk:How about there, is it back to normal (below zero)? [22:43] jayc: it's only been real cold one day since I got back (-10), rest of the time it has been -1 to +4 [22:44] I gotta go and try catch some sleep now [22:44] good night [22:44] amitk:good night === gouki_ is now known as gouki