[05:53] hey guys, was wondering if I could get some clarification on a bug report (i'm not even sure i'm asking in the right channel ) .https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/245779 . It says the kernel team has been unsubscribed from this report, which is cool but it doesn't really have a resolution. Does this mean that there will be no fix in 8.04 or does it mean this has been sent off to some other place where it goes in [05:53] with the rest of the reports ? [05:53] Malone bug 245779 in linux "Server 8.04 LTS: soft lockup - CPU#1 stuck for 11s! [bond1:3795] - bond - bond0" [High,Confirmed] === asac_ is now known as asac === aanjhan is now known as ThiefofBaghdad === ThiefofBaghdad is now known as CaptainMarvel [21:57] so here's an odd report [21:57] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-firmware/+bug/156133 [21:58] Malone bug 156133 in linux-firmware "bluez suite lacks bluez-firmware package" [Undecided,Incomplete] [21:58] a user is reporting that [21:58] # ln -s bcm2033-fw.bin BCM2033-FW.bin [21:58] # ln -s bcm2033-fw.bin BCM2033-FW.bin [21:58] err [21:59] a user is reporting that that symlink fixes a bluetooth bug [21:59] the capitalisation is causing the bug? mmkay. [21:59] well [21:59] entirely plausible [22:00] the driver looks for a given file [22:00] loads the file into wherever [22:01] ext3 is case sensetive; windows generally is not [22:02] it's certainly a candidate for silliest source bug ever [22:02] na [22:02] when i was working with TinyOS, there were a lot of bugs like this [22:02] that caused fail to build [22:02] doesn't make the bugs any less silly [22:03] #include "dbg.h" [22:03] in absolute terms, but silliest is a relative statement [22:08] seriously, though, the friggin case is hard-coded into the source :/ [22:10] heh [22:10] i haven't found the code yet [22:10] line 222, http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu/ubuntu-jaunty.git;a=blob;f=drivers/bluetooth/bcm203x.c;h=ee40201c7278ad94aadf43ac220c1cedfd67c49e;hb=HEAD [22:12] so, patch the kernel or change the file's case? [22:15] doesn't really make a difference [22:16] well, where does the firmware bin files come from? [22:16] linux-firmware [22:16] thats not what i meant [22:16] linux-firmware came from somewhere else [22:17] i suppose you could contact bluetooth_help@broadcom.com [22:17] that's what linux-firmware's firmware/broadcom/BCM-LEGAL.txt contains, at least [22:18] in any case, i have no idea if renaming the files is permitted, though i don't see why not [as the source package is in main, not restricted] [22:19] it would probably be simpler to perform the renaming in linux-firmware's debian/rules