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[13:37] <qense> What do you think of bug 226431 ? Does it contain enough information for you to decide what could be wrong or should I have asked for more information?
[13:38] <qense> https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/226431
[13:49] <mjg59> acx111 seems to be utterly broken
[13:51] <mjg59> I poked through it briefly but couldn't figure out what the issue was
[13:51] <mjg59> Yes, it'll just oops the machine when joining wpaed networks - didn't test unencrypted
[13:51] <qense> should I give it the kernel-oops tag?
[13:55] <mjg59> Does that require there to be an oops attached? If not, then go for it
[13:56] <qense> I'll check for it at the wiki page
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[17:15] <hwilde> Driver 'sd' needs updating - please use bus_type methods
[17:15] <hwilde> Driver 'sr' needs updating - please use bus_type methods
[17:15] <hwilde> then hard lockup on boot
[17:16] <hwilde> http://pastebin.com/m31bc6bcd
[17:20] <mjg59> Almost certainly unrelated
[17:20] <mjg59> Well. In fact, completely unrelated.
[17:21] <hwilde> well, it seems to be using the scsi driver for the ide now, and it finally drops to busybox and says /dev/hda1 does not exist
[17:22] <hwilde> so maybe it is unrelated... or maybe it is why there is no root filesystem
[17:22] <mjg59> Does sda1?
[17:22] <hwilde> yep
[17:23] <mjg59> So why are you trying to use hda1?
[17:23] <hwilde> I dunno that's what it used to be called :)
[17:24] <mjg59> We've been using UUIDs for ages
[17:25] <hwilde> yeah I need to make an image to clone multiple of the same devices
[17:25] <hwilde> so I take out the UUID and it used to be /dev/hda  but I'll try /dev/sda now
[17:26] <mjg59> Why would that stop you using UUIDs?
[17:27] <hwilde> ... because I would have to type in the UUID to every device?
[17:27] <mjg59> If you're using the same image, then it'll be the same UUID
[17:29] <hwilde> really??
[17:29] <hwilde> I don't remember why but that did not appear to be the case
[17:30] <mjg59> The UUID is part of the filesystem
[17:30] <mjg59> So if you're imaging the same data onto multiple drives, then the UUID will be the same
[17:31] <mjg59> In any case, this isn't a kernel issue
[17:31] <hwilde> yeah 
[17:31] <hwilde> but why does it say the driver needs updating
[17:31] <hwilde> and what is it using if not bus_type methods...
[17:33] <mjg59> It's just a reference to the internals of the driver model in recent kernels
[17:34] <mjg59> The old code is still prseent and used - it's just to remind people that these drivers should be updated to use the new methods instead, so the old ones can be removed
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[17:34] <hwilde> mjg59, thnx I'll just recompile them from the latest then
[17:35] <mjg59> Why?
[17:35] <mjg59> They work fine
[17:36] <hwilde> but they should be faster with the bus_type methods
[17:36] <hwilde> and that is my root filesystem
[17:36] <hwilde> so I don't exactly want errors/warnings/outdated code
[17:36] <mjg59> No, they shouldn't
[17:37] <hwilde> ok then :)
[17:37] <mjg59> It's not a reference to code used in the i/o pathway at all
[17:37] <hwilde> I wish we could all agree on some type of naming convention for errors that are errors, and errors that everyone can ignore :)
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[19:30] <Xsss4hell> Ubuntu Hardy | Linux SGC-Atlantis 2.6.24-17-generic | FritzBoxWLAN Stick | Does not work. PLEASE HELP OUT!
[19:31] <Xsss4hell> it makes the system freeze/unstable/unable to shutdown .. and still does not connect 
[19:31] <Xsss4hell> everything default
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