=== mdomsch_ is now known as mdomsch [02:44] any chance on getting usb persist enabled in the hardy kernel? [02:44] would help those with ee's a lot [02:44] eee, even. :) [03:32] Hello All. === doko_ is now known as doko [11:06] Solarion: could you elaborate what you are looking for? [13:52] amitk: still there? [13:53] * Solarion is UTC-6 [14:11] guess not === asac_ is now known as asac [15:01] so usb support is compiled in, not modular? [15:32] i seem to have a usbcore.ko loaded in 6.06 [15:44] tjaalton: the -11 headers are in the archive. [16:31] I have a question about the gitguide on the wiki. [16:31] It says that if I have local commits, the way to update my tree from ubuntu's main branch is to: [16:31] git log origin..HEAD | awk '/^commit/{print $2}' | tac > local-commits [16:32] so I have all my local commit shas in local-commits in a sensible order.. [16:32] Then: [16:32] git branch new-head [16:32] That will create a new branch based on my current branch which is the one with my local commits, right? [16:33] Assuming that that's indeed the case, let's move on: [16:33] git checkout new-head [16:33] Switches my working tree to the new-head. [16:33] And then it wants me to do: [16:34] for cmt in `cat local-commits`; do git-cherry-pick $cmt || exit; done [16:34] ...but if the branch is based on my branch with all my local commits, how does it make sense to cherry pick all the commits again? They're already there? [16:35] And that "exit" should probably really be a "break". [16:37] rtg: Ah, great timing. Got a minute to clear some git business up for me? [16:40] I hope this channel is http-logged ;-) [16:40] because... [16:41] hehe. it's not logging fast enough :-P [16:42] I was going to /msg it to him. [16:43] just checked to see if I could save you some typing ;-) [16:44] :) [16:49] Aha. "git branch new-head origin" rather than "git branch new-head" restores sanity. [16:50] Yay wikis. === allee_ is now known as allee [17:39] rtg: thanks, lrm uploading === luka74 is now known as Lure [18:20] <__Neo__> Hi, is there a variant of Ubuntu that uses official (or mirrors of) Debian repositories either stable or later? [18:22] __Neo__: wrong channel for that question. [18:22] __Neo__: you could actually try #ubuntu [18:24] <__Neo__> ok === allee_ is now known as allee