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brycebdmurray: couldn't hurt00:18
brycebdmurray: bugs-without-a-package might be worth looking at as well00:18
bdmurraybryce: oh, that'd be sweet00:19
bdmurrayIt might help assign packages to them too00:19
bdmurraybryce: bug 266959 might be important00:42
ubottuLaunchpad bug 266959 in ubuntu "remove_conffile_commit(" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26695900:42
brycehmm00:50
brycetjaalton:  266959 is for xorg 1:7.4~1ubuntu1.1 00:50
brycehrm, but apt-cache madison is showing only 1:7.4~1ubuntu1 available00:53
brycebdmurray: thanks for pointing that one out; I wonder where that .1 comes from though (I've done an upgrade just now and don't see it)00:58
bdmurraythat's what someone else said too00:59
bdmurrayer, that it didn't affect them01:00
brycetjaalton: I noticed you did a merge with xorg.  The changes I have queued there are good to go if you're waiting on that for doing a release.03:21
brycetjaalton: or let me know and I can push the release Monday.03:21
brycetjaalton: also I got the -ati sync in, but found it FTBS on my system due to mismatched build-deps requirements.  I've fixed that, as well as uploaded the quirks system patch03:24
wgrantbryce: Do you know why the alpha 5 desktop CD would be losing knowledge of most of my keys often?03:25
brycewgrant: not offhand, but that bug sounds familiar03:25
wgrantSoon after restarting X, I will be able to type alpha-numerics, Ctrl, Alt, Backspace, and that's about it.03:25
wgrantAnything I can do to debug?03:25
bryceit sounds very familiar - look in launchpad to see if there's a matching existing bug03:26
wgrantAgainst which package?03:26
brycemy bet is that it's something hal-related03:26
wgrantevdev, or the server?03:26
wgrantRight, that's what I thought.03:26
bryceyeah, evdev, xkeyboard-config, xorg, or xorg-server would be most likely03:27
wgrantBug #254939 looks relevant.03:27
ubottuLaunchpad bug 254939 in xserver-xorg-input-evdev "No Mouse/Keyboard since update and restart on  evening of 4th August." [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25493903:27
wgrant(particularly one of the comments)03:28
wgrantI'll file a new one, as that is closed and really for another issue.03:29
brycesounds good; I'm looking through some lp bugs to see if I can find the one I was thinking of03:30
wgrantHuh.03:30
wgrantLeft arrow is Alt_R.03:31
wgrantDown arrow is Super_R.03:31
wgrantSomethings really broken.03:32
bryceanything happen if you unplug your keyboard and plug it back in?03:32
wgrantIt's a laptop.03:32
wgrantAha.03:32
bryceoh :-)03:32
wgrantWorks fine if I force the model through g-s-d.03:32
wgrantAnd it works even if I now force it back to evdev.03:33
brycemmmm, could it be #225643 then?03:33
wgrantI don't think so.03:33
wgrantI don't get that error, and it works for a while.03:33
wgrantAnd I have a minimal (live CD) xorg.conf.03:34
bryceokay, this is the one I was remembering - bug 25500803:35
ubottuLaunchpad bug 255008 in xorg-server "Up arrow key mapped to Print [screen]" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25500803:35
wgrantThat's it.03:35
wgrantSame symptom, at least.03:35
brycelooks like it's marked as fixed though03:36
wgrantmdz seemed unsure.03:36
bryce257855 was marked as a dupe03:36
brycetjaalton will probably have a better clue than I on this one; he's been focusing on keyboard stuff lately. 03:38
bryceI do have a keyboard troubleshooting page (mostly outdated now with input-hotplug tho)03:38
wgrantThe strange thing is that it worked for me on a 48-hour old Intrepid installation on the same hardware.03:39
wgrantAnd alpha 5 is a similar age.03:39
brycehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting03:39
brycethere's some steps for checking if the keys are being mapped by the kernel03:40
bryceso I'd suggest your debugging should start by looking showkey to see if the kernel is reporting the keycodes, and then if so, use xev to see if X sees them03:41
wgrantX and tty1 see different keycodes for Up.03:42
wgrantBut it all seems to be working now :(03:42
brycehmm03:43
brycewell keep an eye out for it - sounds like the sort of issue that'd reoccur periodically03:43
brycebut it sounds like X is getting confused about the keyboard layout and isn't in sync with what the kernel is using03:44
bryceso "basic" keys probably just happen to have the same mappings for both of them, which is why those work03:44
wgrantYep.03:44
bryceI'll bet gnome is involved in this at some level03:45
wgrantMost likely.03:46
wgrantThe keycode is 111 whether or not things are working, but the keysym changes (at least as xev sees them).04:01
wgrant(for up arrow)04:01
brycebdmurray: hey if you feel like going on a WONTFIX rampage, as of bug #262491 xserver-xgl is no longer a Ubuntu package, and all of its (many) bugs can be WONTFIX'ed04:18
ubottuLaunchpad bug 262491 in xserver-xgl "Please remove xserver-xgl (universe) from the archives" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26249104:18
tjaaltonwgrant, bryce: the keyboard-changes I talked about should fix this for everyone06:59
tjaaltonnow you need to force the model to be evdev, but that breaks exotic layouts (ABNT2, jp106). so the solution is to force the rules instead07:01
tjaaltonthat's been changed upstream a couple of weeks ago when I had a chat with svu (xkeyboard-config maintainer) and daniels07:01
tjaaltonbryce: yeah that bug is about the cleanup commit I made, but apparently it's not quite right yet07:03
tjaaltonbryce: did you notice that the failsafeXinit doesn't have all the functions in it, or they are misnamed?07:49
tjaaltonview_log should probably be view_xorg_log, and view_errors -> view_gdm_log07:49
tjaaltonmm, banshee taking 9999% of cpu08:37
tjaaltonbryce, bdmurray: I closed all xgl bugs already, needed the karma boost ;)08:53
brycetjaalton: heh08:53
brycetjaalton: ah good catch; I've pushed those fixes08:58
tjaaltoncool08:59
tjaaltonwhat about the fallback patch for xserver? if we applied that, we could drop failsafeDexconf and let the failsafe-mode run without xorg.conf09:00
tjaaltons/fallback/autoconfig/09:01
brycesounds good to me09:02
tjaaltonok, good09:04
tjaaltonalso, as jcristau pointed out, the videoabiver has been bumped on debian (2.9->4) which would mean rebuilding all the video drivers if we uploaded current xorg/xorg-server from git09:11
tjaaltonbut since the ABI hasn't really been changed, we could revert those changes for now09:11
tjaaltonand deal with the bump when intrepid+1 opens09:11
tjaaltonor, do it now and sync most of the drivers from experimental09:12
brycewhy was videoabiver bumped if the ABI hasn't really changed?09:13
tjaaltonto match the source09:13
bryceah09:13
tjaaltonit has been 4 since March i guess09:13
brycewell, I don't have a problem with rebuilding all the video drivers at this point.  Still plenty of time before release.09:13
tjaaltonyeah, I can deal with that on Monday09:14
brycesounds good09:14
tjaaltonor tomorrow if I'm bored09:14
brycetomorrow for me is going to involve a whole lot of pruning shrubs in the backyard09:14
bryceand digging stuff up09:15
bryce(I'm getting a deck put in a couple weeks from now so we gotta do some landscaping to make room)09:15
tjaaltonhehe, sounds nice09:16
tseliottjaalton: we'll have to rebuild the nvidia drivers too09:16
tjaaltontseliot: sure09:16
tjaaltonI've got a couple of concerts to perform on.. that said, I'm running late.. seeya ->09:18
johanbrHmm. After the latest Intrepid updates (X, among many other things, but not kernel) my touchpad only functions in "dumb mouse emulation" mode and Xorg.log says "(WW) AlpsPS/2 ALPS GlidePoint can't grab event device, errno=16"12:13
johanbrDowngrading xserver-xorg-input-synaptics from 0.15.0+git20080820-1ubuntu5 to 0.14.7~git20070706-2.1ubuntu3 made my ALPS touchpad work again.17:37
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brycemorning19:43
tseliotgood morning19:43
Adri2000is it intended that nvidia-kernel-common recommends the actual drivers?21:13
Adri2000nvidia-kernel-common being a dependency of linux-restricted-modules, every machine using a non-free driver will also get the nvidia non-free driver installed, even if it has no nvidia card21:15

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