[01:28] I *hope* that this counts as developer discussion. Hardy's kernel has a bug that I reported. The response was that there was a fix in 2.6.27. But 2.6.27 doesn't work because there is no v86d, needed for uvesafb. Is this easy to fix? Will it be fixed? See http://kernel.ubuntu.com/pub/next/2.6.27-rc3/{all,hardy} [01:32] Separate question. Some BIOSes set up the MTRRs with nested ranges. Several X video drivers cannot then change their video buffers to Write Combining; they either refuse to run (proprietary ATI driver, for example) or run at reduced efficiency (Intel driver). [01:33] Solution 1: There is a kernel patch to reorganize MTRRs to solve this. Solution 2: The better approach is to use PAT, and this will happen eventually. Solution 3 (maybe): I've written a userland program to reorganize MTRRs. [01:34] Is anyone here interested in my program for Solution 3? [01:35] My first question relates to bug 246269 [01:37] My second relates to bug 224404 [01:40] DHR: im no dev, but my advice is to post your comments and patches to the bug reports [01:43] CarlFK: thanks. I have done so for the first but gotten no response. I'm working on responding to the second. === thegodfather is now known as fabbione [12:57] hey there. I've just upgraded a testing machine to intrepid, and the new kernel won't boot. normally there would be something useful in the logs that would tell me what's wrong. but I can't find anything. it just... stops. have a look, please: http://nopaste.biz/51874 [12:57] any ideas? [13:07] stephantom: Do you already tried to boot disabling acpi? [13:08] nope, will do that [13:08] stephantom: and also with wlan turned off. [13:09] i had a feeling that might be an issue :) [13:10] :-) [14:57] is there any realistic way I can look to help Ubuntu support suspend on my thinkpad (intel GPU) === jason__ is now known as DBO [23:01] where do I ask for help with Suspend in intrepid? There seems to be very few people with a good working set of knowledge on the subject [23:01] I have a new Thinkpad T500 and am willing to allow remote access if need be [23:01] also willing to allow complete system trashing [23:01] it just got installed