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[12:20] <lapo> hi
[13:45] <tseliot> amitk, rtg, tjaalton: I would like to talk to you about the linux-restricted-modules-common since we'll still need them in the future if we want to be able to load proprietary drivers at boot (see the lrm-video, lrm-manager, etc.). Let me know when you're available.
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[20:41] <foka> Hi!
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[23:25] <guijemont> hi
[23:28] <guijemont> I have posted a patch that seems to solve #216854 (nvidia modules missing in linux-restricted-modules-2.6.24-16-xen)
[23:29] <guijemont> with it I can build an nvidia.ko that works with a xen kernel
[23:29] <guijemont> for hardy
[23:29] <guijemont> I would love it if someone could review it
[23:29] <guijemont> I have more or less randomly assigned the bug to tjaalton 
[23:30] <lamont> May 26 16:29:28 mix kernel: [357575.337219] VMBlock warning: DentryOpRevalidate: invalid args from kernel
[23:30] <lamont> those are neat warnings... why do I get so many of them?
[23:30] <guijemont> don't know how (not) clever it is, but he seemed to have handled quite a few nvidia-related things
[23:30] <guijemont> including atempts to patch for the xen kernel
[23:56] <justdave> I have what's essentially an embedded Linux device which I wiped off the hard-drive on it and installed Ubuntu Gutsy.  Mostly it works great except for a couple pieces of the hardware, and I'm trying to figure out if I can hack this thing so the rest of the hardware works.
[23:57] <justdave> since it's driver-level stuff I figured this might be a place to ask for help, but if this is a bad place, feel free to redirect me elsewhere :)
[23:57] <justdave> I'll probably end up having to hack some drivers I'm sure. :)
[23:58] <justdave> it's basically a 7" touchscreen that hangs on a wall, and has USB and ethernet on it.
[23:58] <justdave> The hardware I haven't figured out how to access yet is a button on the front panel and some LEDs on the side
[23:59] <pwnguin> why gutsy?
[23:59] <justdave> It has a NatSemi Geode processor in it (Pentium 200 compatible I think, but has GPIO ports on it that I'm pretty sure the button and LEDs are hooked up to)
[23:59] <pwnguin> hardy's out and might make a more suitable long term hacking project ;)
[23:59] <justdave> er, I misspoke there, Hardy's what I put on it. :)