=== asac_ is now known as asac === cjwatson_ is now known as cjwatson === RemoteVi1wer is now known as RemoteViewer [09:48] is leann around? [09:49] he closed #117555 and asked to open new bugs for diferent hw, so I did as bug 288617 [09:49] can some one take a look and help me input data to determine why suspend to ram aint working? thanks [09:52] BUGabundo_work: leanne won't be online until atleast 4 more hours, you can ask _her_ then [09:54] ok [09:54] thanks === doko_ is now known as doko === asac__ is now known as asac === amitk-afk is now known as amitk === ogra_ is now known as ogra === pgraner_ is now known as pgraner === thunders1ruck is now known as gnomefreak [14:39] Good day. I hear that bug #262564 might need some help for adding the madwifi license. Is that already fixed in git? [14:42] abogani, put together a patch for lrm-rt which seems to have the right content, and I wanted to make sure it got applied if needed (it doesn't appear in the current package in intrepid). === thunderstruck is now known as gnomefreak [15:01] * lamont wonders if anyone has vmware running on intrepid, so as to save himself a test [15:10] persia: yeah [15:12] BenC, Great to hear. Thanks for the confirmation. [15:13] persia: I mean we need help with it, not that it's fixed :) [15:13] How about linux-firmware : does that still need help? [15:13] Oh. Grab debian/copyright from linux-restricted-modules-2.6.27-3.7-rt : abogani added the madwifi stuff, and pitti accepted the result. [15:14] persia: Just mailed as you requested. [15:14] BenC: ^ [15:14] Still a little weak for ltmodem, but not much we can do about that given upstream. AnAnt is finalising a DKMS package for it, but that won't make intrepid (should help for Jaunty though) [15:16] persia: cool, thanks === thunderstruck is now known as gnomefreak === persia_ is now known as persia [15:18] how about booting a current-hardy+updates machine with an intrepid kernel? (or what other packages do I need, and can I boot a hardy kernel with an intrepid user-space? [16:01] * lamont points at http://paste.ubuntu.com/62042/ and thinks that the absence of asm/semaphore.h in intrepid's kernel headers may be an indication of pain... [16:02] so.... can I run a hardy kernel with intrepid, I wonder? [16:02] lamont: I've done it a few times w/o anything exploding... [16:02] amitk: coolness [16:02] bluetooth will probably break [16:04] persia: that would somewhat suck [16:04] lamont, Different kernel drivers, different userspace in hardy/intrepid. Might work, but I've low confidence. [16:04] lamont: you want to run it 'long-term'? [16:05] no, I want vmware to work [16:05] * amitk knows nothing about vmware. [16:06] the pasteblob above has the pertinent install failure [16:07] and history would tend to indicate that they should have a working vmware sometime in late november [16:08] lamont: is vmware known to work with 2.6.27? [16:08] no [16:09] "not known to not work" [16:09] lol [16:09] well, 6.0.5 (current available vmware workstation) is known to not install with the latest intrepid livecd [16:11] persia: did BenC get with you on the copyright stuff yet? [16:12] curiousity: why don't we enable CONFIG_PCIEASPM? [16:12] pgraner, My understanding is that abogani mailed BenC the diff for the madwifi license about an hour ago. I've a local copy if required. [16:12] I'm guessing there's a hanging issue for certain mobos? [16:13] persia: ok, just trying to follow up been a crazy AM. [16:13] Understood :) [16:14] pgraner, Do you know the schedule for the final kernel upload I've heard rumours about? I'll want to schedule an -rt rebuild immediately thereafter, and abogani might need to tweak the patch if something breaks. [16:15] persia: get with BenC [16:16] BenC, No rush : I'll be idling here until release, but please give abogani & I a poke when you have a firm schedule. [16:20] jdong: as summarized by cousin rick in http://unix.derkeiler.com/Newsgroups/comp.sys.hp.hpux/2005-11/0149.html [16:21] lamont: ah, thanks :) [16:21] jdong: I've found the distinctions to be very useful [16:24] lamont: I agree [16:24] * jdong wonders which "mount -t ext4 -o extents LABEL=/ /" on his primary system would fall under... :) === thunderstruck is now known as gnomefreak [18:44] Hi all, I tested ibex on a fujitsu siemens amilo m7440 and i noticed that kernel complained about rf kill switch is on. After some research on the net I found this piece of software - http://sourceforge.net/projects/fsam7440/ - It has a status of beta, but it works very well for me. The unfortunate thing is that it seems to be unmaintained. Is there a way to push it to the repositories?. === ogra_ is now known as ogra [21:16] hi [21:18] anybody could tell me which bachelor could be better to devl. a OS ? [21:18] bachelor of science oder bachelor of eng. === soren_ is now known as soren [23:33] * davidm is away: === johanbr_ is now known as johanbr