[10:03] how do we solve the nsc+geode situation on Hardy? [10:04] I have yet another user confirming that the only way to get this to work on LTSP is to purge the transitional package that contains the symbolic links between geode_drv.so and amd_drv.so [10:09] this essentialy requires backporting what I have in my PPA for xserver-xorg-core, -geode and -nsc [11:13] heya guys. A nvidia update (2.6.26 support) planned in the near future? [11:17] is 2.6.26 even out yet? [11:17] last night, it was still RC [11:18] Q-FUNK: so we wait until the final kernel is out? [11:35] sebner: an update for the driver in Intrepid or in Hardy? [11:36] tseliot: intrepid. since the new kernel 2.6.26(rc) is in intrepid only ;) [11:37] sebner: I'm working on it [11:37] we'll have 4 flavours for the NVIDIA driver [11:37] and the lrm will be removed [11:38] tseliot: great. only the newest has 2.6.26 support I heard. any estimated time? [11:39] sebner: I've got patches for the other flavours for kernel 2.6.26. I have to make sure that the upgrade from Hardy to Intrepid doesn't cause problems, therefore I'll have to test the new packages carefully [11:39] tseliot: I see. Thanks for the info =) [11:39] the packages, apart from the debian/control files are complete [11:41] tseliot: Ah cool, you are alberto milone. Didn't know that =) Also used envy. great work! [11:42] yes, it's me ;) [20:17] tjaalton: btw DebianImportFreeze is coming up 1 week from now [20:44] bryce: hi! yes I noticed. that only means more manual labor for us :) [20:48] bryce: btw, I pushed the xorg-server merge yesterday. I dropped some patches that we had for no apparent reason, but we can dissect those again before we upload [20:48] tjaalton: excellent [20:48] tjaalton: fortunately we're all caught up with merges except for xorg and xorg-server [20:48] oh and a new -intel [20:48] yeah [20:49] do we need to do anything special with -i810 anymore? e.g. drop something from the archive...? [20:49] drop it... [20:49] the merge is a tad easier after that [20:49] how do we go about dropping it? [20:50] there should be no reason to keep it any more [20:50] is there such a thing as a de-MIR? [20:50] heh [20:50] file a bug and subscribe ubuntu-archive [20:50] ok [20:50] "remove from the archive" [20:50] etc [20:50] (laggy gprs shite) [20:51] * bryce files [20:52] btw, do we need to do the same for -amd now that -geode is present? [20:52] oh man, this is cool.. listening to the GER-POR from the radio, irc'ing with the laptop and enjoying the bright evening with a carlsberg :P [20:52] *match [20:53] bryce: hum, I'm not sure, q-funk should know better [20:53] ok [20:53] what's GER-POR? [20:53] german ... [20:53] sorry, germany vs. portugal... soccer match :) [20:54] GOAAAAL [20:54] football for us europeans [20:54] ssssh, not yet [20:54] actually, it's 2-1 [20:55] so what is the official deal with nvidia on intrepid? [20:58] ahh [20:59] pwnguin: hmm? [20:59] pwnguin: it's split from lrm, and held in separate packages [20:59] DKSM [20:59] ftw [20:59] uh [20:59] DKSM.. [20:59] wtf [21:00] my eyes hurt me [21:00] was it DKMS?? :) [21:00] sound right [21:01] dell kernel module system [21:01] it's DKMS [21:01] pwnguin: we have 4 flavours for NVIDIA [21:02] and I'm working on them [21:02] I have contacted BenC since none of them builds [21:02] did we unwrap modprobe? [21:02] tjaalton: btw both OOo and Xubuntu are seeing major libxcb-related problems [21:02] tjaalton: I upstreamed the former; the latter was already upstreamed but it appears the fix for it was incomplete [21:03] tjaalton: so I'm having them do some re-testing, and then will re-upstream if appropriate [21:03] pwnguin: I mean, because the kernel is Xen-enabled. BenC will work on that. [21:03] pwnguin: do you refer to lrm-video? [21:03] Amaranth has a patch [21:04] lp: #87947, lp #185311, fdo: 16420 [21:04] pwnguin: for what? If it's for Xen, those patches don't work [21:04] Launchpad bug 185311 in libxcb "hardy, locking assertion failure, xorg/libsdl" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/185311 [21:05] tseliot: amaranth had a patch for it.. [21:06] 03:59 #ubuntu-devel: < Amaranth> tjaalton: with http://www.realistanew.com/random/xen.patch the 173.14.09 nvidia module will build against the 2.6.26-1 kernel [21:06] tseliot: if theres a bug somewhere, maybe that will be faster than re-explaining evreything to me [21:07] bryce: ok. Maybe try the handoff-patches from March (on xcb-list) [21:07] pwnguin: ok, I'll try it now [21:07] don't know if they help or not.. [21:08] bryce: with those, it should never fail on locking [21:08] sh: /sbin/lrm-video: not found [21:08] FATAL: Error running install command for nvidia [21:08] tjaalton: yeah I worked on patching those in yesterday, but they don't apply to our released version, and aren't in git [21:08] (afaik) [21:09] duh [21:09] I'll see if calc can validate the debian patch, and if not will see about hammering those patches into libxcb or something [21:10] k, upstream should wake up eventually [21:11] those patches should be merged [21:11] hmm [21:11] there's a tv next door, so maybe I'll go there to see the rest of the match.. [21:12] pwnguin: it's the same patch I had. Sorry but it doesn't work. The patch works in Hardy but it doesn't in Intrepid [21:12] which means that I'll be offline for some time ;) [21:12] see you -> [21:15] cya tjaalton [22:02] ok, back again :) [22:02] how'd your team do? [22:04] germany won 3-2, but I didn't really have a favourite [22:08] but I did bet that germany would win the tournament, so.. [22:39] hm, time to go to bed. have a nice Midsummer ;) [23:26] bryce: how would you describe your involvement in inkscape [23:26] ? [23:28] Developer? [23:28] founder? [23:46] pwnguin: founder [23:47] pwnguin: I also am fairly involved in organizing releases and qa activities. I haven't really done much development since joining canonical.