=== emgent_ is now known as emgent === reynaldo_ is now known as reynaldo === asac_ is now known as asac [08:27] Good morning. [14:33] amitk: So.... Where can I see your lpia magic stuff? [14:37] soren: clone ubuntu-intrepid-lpia from zinc [14:38] amitk: So... did you end up b-d'ing on linux-source? [14:39] soren: no, it is a a complete kernel tree [14:41] Ah. Hm... Well, that probably is the easiest. [14:41] What I'd really like would be to be able to *maintain* it as a git tree, but have the source packages only contain the patches and then b-d on linux-source. [14:44] soren: maintaining a set of patches in git is similar to what binary-custom.d did in Hardy kernels. We don't want that anymore. We want these patches applied now.. [14:46] besides, b-d'ing will get a different versionof source for different people, depending on when they build [14:47] amitk: Yes, that's true. [14:47] Well, ok. I'll grab your stuff and see what I can do with it. Thanks. [14:48] soren: ping me for pointers to get your started. AUTO patches are generated in the script (debian/scripts/mis/rebase-intrepid), SAUCE are the legitimate patches for the flavour [14:49] "AUTO patches"? [14:50] soren: :) you'll see [14:50] Hm... Alright :) [15:14] amitk: *poke* [15:15] amitk: The new linux-lpia source package... Does that have any new code (licensing-wise) compared to the hardy lpia kernels? [15:15] amitk: Or can I just blindly accept it? [15:17] infinity: no new code, it is the intrepid kernel with the debian/ dir replaced by lpia specific configs [15:18] amitk: Kay, that's all I needed to kno. [15:18] know* [15:18] amitk: Accepting to universe for now, until someone tells us differently. [15:19] infinity: thanks. I'll ask loic to take up promotion to main [15:20] amitk: There aren't any non-free bits in that, are there...? [15:22] infinity: nope. Only the firmware that we carry in the intrepid tree that are freely redistributable. [15:23] amitk: Check. Thanks. [15:36] amitk: Ok, I have the cloned tree now.. I want to have origin pointing at the ubuntu-intrepid tree, I imagine. Hm.. I've never done this rebasing business before. [15:37] soren: no, you want origin pointing to your new tree, e.g. ubuntu-intrepid-virtual [15:38] Oh. Ok. [15:38] the intrepid tree is just a branch [15:39] Ok, origin is now pointing at my git tree on zinc.. [15:39] soren: after you have cloned my tree, I suggest to modify it to suit virtual, then upload to zinc. [15:40] soren: this will be easier done on zinc itself [15:41] Oh. I followed the instructions on the wiki about how to set up your own tree, so I cloned yours and copied it to /srv/kernel.ubuntu.com/blah/blah. [15:41] I've not changed any code yet. At all. [15:48] Oh, you're building your own linux-libc-dev. [15:52] soren: probably remained there during the cleanup [15:54] soren, ok. Now that it is published on kernel.ubuntu, clone the tree from there. That will get origin set correctly [16:01] hello [16:08] amitk: Oh, I can get the origin set correctly manually. No worries. === gnomefre1k is now known as gnomefreak [21:41] i had a broken 7.10 kernel upgrade from 14 to 15. it booted a broken kernel 15 and it did not put the right files to the /boot directory. just for information.. probably some of you know how to fix this. [21:50] could someone explain this to me? i had a different filesystem while that error kernel was booted.. what was it? some live-cd leftover? i mean this is serious.. whats going on? [21:59] amitk: Wow, that's convenient. make mrproper nukes the debian/ directory even if you've spent 3-4 hours tweaking it and haven't committed any of it. [22:00] Oh, he's not here. [22:08] soren, i know. mrproper also erases your .config :(