[00:58] Hello all I have a few questions about driver support./ [00:58] anyone around ? === asac_ is now known as asac [17:00] http://launchpadlibrarian.net/15434295/00001.jpg [17:00] I started getting this since upgrading to Hardy, on one particular piece of hardware. [17:01] related to bug #241307 on LP [17:02] I have no idea how to decode that ksoops message or how to solve it. [17:02] would anybody know? [17:05] Q-FUNK: Having the previous lines would help a great deal [17:06] But I'd guess bad hardware [17:07] mjg59: I doubt that. reverting to the gutsy kernel fixes it. [17:07] Hm [17:07] Well, it really needs more of the backtrace [17:08] mjg59: I welcome instructions on how to get that [17:08] right now, the hardware freezes right at that point. [17:08] Boot in a higher resolution? [17:09] hm. that, I can try. just a sec. [17:30] mjg59: no can do, it seems. this doesn't have a normal bios. it boots in plain VGA by defualt. [17:30] Pass vga= to the kernel? [17:31] it seems thta it oopses before it gets around parsing that [17:32] the only bit that remains understandable to me is that it's preciselt related to boot options. [17:33] If it oopsed before it got that far you wouldn't get an oops [17:37] hm [17:38] it says something there about some unknown boot option. what is it? [17:39] Nothing [17:40] It just usually ends up at the bottom of a backtrace [17:44] can't you use a serial link to debug such things (to get all the messages)? [17:53] no serial port here === ubuntu-laptop is now known as gnomefreak [21:52] I ask that the kernel devs add ext4 for intrepid === pottytheshitter is now known as kernelmode [22:00] wow lazy kernel devolpers [22:06] hint: like most other people the kernel developers are not paid to work during the weekend [22:07] and ext4 is still experimental & considered unstable AFAIK [22:07] so other big distros include it [22:10] that's their responsibility [22:11] Guess what if you ubuntu-devs consider ext4 unstable you should really remove reiserfs [22:11] I think Ubuntu doesn't want to take the risk that people who don't know that it is still unstable loose data after an upgrade... [22:12] reiserfs has a stable on-disk format, I think ext4 doesn't have that yet? [22:15] ahh i see the kernel devs dont want to make there kernel version even more unstable === kernelmode is now known as linuxfails === linuxfails is now known as ubuntufails [22:20] see even the lazy kernel devs are to lazy to admit it === ubuntufails is now known as jdong1 === jdong1 is now known as linuxfails === linuxfails is now known as ubuntufails