andresmujica | hi, i'm dealing with a suspend/hibernate bug #15372 and maybe i hit another bug while recopiling info from the debuggers to improve the report. | 02:06 |
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ubottu | Launchpad bug 15372 in linux "Huge hard drive activity after resuming from S3 suspend on a IBM x31" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/15372 | 02:06 |
andresmujica | the thing is that when the /etc/acpi/hibernate.sh force script is executed, a total freeze occurs, while executing gnome-power-cmd.sh hibernate behaves as expected.. | 02:07 |
andresmujica | are the acpi scripts deprecated? should we use the gnome-power-cmd.sh to debug those issues? | 02:08 |
Ryan52 | how do you best handle when a bug was reported against hardy and is already fixed in jaunty? | 02:44 |
stgraber | usually it's marked fix released as it's fixed in the latest devel release. If it could become a SRU, the bug can also be changed to reflect that | 02:47 |
Ryan52 | that's what I assumed...wanted to double check. (/me worries that he's doing things wrong a lot..) | 02:49 |
Ryan52 | thanks | 02:50 |
jedex | hi | 04:11 |
jedex | while i am gathering information in order to triage a bug, should i assign it to myself? | 04:51 |
greg-g | jedex: no. Just subscribe. | 04:56 |
thekorn | good morning | 06:57 |
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dholbach | good morning | 09:25 |
BUGabundo_work | hi dholbach | 09:25 |
dholbach | hi BUGabundo_work | 09:25 |
thekorn | good morning dholbach | 09:28 |
thekorn | and BUGabundo_work | 09:29 |
dholbach | hiya thekorn | 09:30 |
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andresmujica | bug 268719 | 10:47 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 268719 in ubuntu "cd/dvd doesn't work in windows after running Live Ubuntu" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/268719 | 10:47 |
BUGabundo_work | thekorn: hi, back | 10:53 |
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CrownAmbassador | Hi guys... How do I filter the bug lists so that I only see the bugs that has no package assigned to it? | 12:35 |
andresmujica | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/EasyTasks | 12:36 |
andresmujica | first link | 12:36 |
nhandler | andresmujica: You can use http://tinyurl.com/5uxg9a | 12:36 |
CrownAmbassador | Fantastic! I had that tinyURL but lost it! Thank you both! | 12:38 |
nhandler | You're welcome CrownAmbassador | 12:39 |
afflux | kernel people, bug 51779 was about having to manually load the ircomm module and to create some /dev/ircommX devices. The devices are now created automatically, after loading ircomm manually. Can I consider this fixed? | 12:58 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 51779 in linux-source-2.6.17 "IRDA-Devices are not created by default (ircomm: 161-0" [Wishlist,Won't fix] https://launchpad.net/bugs/51779 | 12:58 |
hggdh | afflux, best to check on #ubuntu-kernel | 13:55 |
afflux | good idea, thanks | 13:56 |
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CrownAmbassador | Hi again guys. Does this pass as a bug or a suggestion? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/316780 | 15:19 |
ubottu | Ubuntu bug 316780 in linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24 "SRU: Poulsbo DRM driver update from Intel; version 2.3.0.32L.0029" [Undecided,New] | 15:19 |
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joumetal | ponimato | 16:05 |
joumetal | sorry for noise | 16:06 |
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BUGabundo1 | howdy! can some QA or KDE dev take a look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdepim/+bug/316837 ? thanks | 18:18 |
ubottu | Ubuntu bug 316837 in kdepim "kmail crash Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. [Switching to Thread 0x7f3650cfc750 (LWP 16030)]" [Undecided,New] | 18:18 |
jarnos | Would it be possible that Launchpad would show upstream changelog of a software? | 19:37 |
pedro_ | jarnos: better to ask in #launchpad ;-) | 19:41 |
jarnos | pedro_: thanks | 19:41 |
pedro_ | you're welcome | 19:41 |
MrKanister | hey. I have a question regarding the UbuntuBugDay. If I change the status of a bug (let's say from "new" to "incomple") do I then have to edit the page of the active UbuntuBugDay and move the bug to the roght section? | 19:52 |
MrKanister | *right | 19:52 |
thekorn | MrKanister, just mark the row of the bug in lightgreen and add your name | 19:53 |
thekorn | don't move bugs from one list to another | 19:54 |
MrKanister | thekorn: hm..that easy? Thanks :) | 19:54 |
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kostmo | Is there an "ubuntu" way to observe debugging events in GTK without recompiling? | 23:37 |
RAOF | kostmo: Installing the various -dbgsym packages. | 23:38 |
kostmo | what is the difference between a *-dbg package and *-dbgsym ? | 23:40 |
kostmo | I am trying to follow the instructions in this bug report: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=567312 | 23:41 |
ubottu | Gnome bug 567312 in gtk "leave_notify_event triggered inappropriately when compositing enabled" [Normal,Unconfirmed] | 23:41 |
hggdh | dbgsym are created by us; dbg are usually created by the build process; apport uses dbgsym | 23:41 |
RAOF | kostmo: The difference is naming only. | 23:41 |
hggdh | either will do the trick if you are gdb-ing | 23:41 |
RAOF | (Mostly) | 23:41 |
kostmo | is there a way to set a shell variable to make GTK spit out debug messages? | 23:42 |
kostmo | (without using gdb) | 23:42 |
* hggdh does not know how | 23:44 | |
kostmo | Are "debugging symbols" different than "printf messages used to assist in debugging"? If so, then would it be fair to say I would have to recompile to do what the bug report asks? | 23:47 |
hggdh | kostmo, yes, debugging symbols and printf messages have nothing to do with each other (although both help on debugging) | 23:48 |
hggdh | you only need to recompile (probably) if you want a compile-time option to kick in | 23:48 |
hggdh | for debugging sysmbols you need the .dbg or .dbgsym packages | 23:49 |
kostmo | OK, I believe the poster in the report is referring to a compile-time option that probably spits out printf's | 23:49 |
hggdh | kostmo, what bug #? | 23:49 |
kostmo | http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=567312 | 23:49 |
ubottu | Gnome bug 567312 in gtk "leave_notify_event triggered inappropriately when compositing enabled" [Normal,Unconfirmed] | 23:49 |
hggdh | ugh | 23:50 |
hggdh | did you try to run with 'env GDK_DEBUG=events whatchamacallit' ? | 23:51 |
kostmo | yeah, didn't work | 23:51 |
hggdh | heh | 23:51 |
hggdh | this will probably be painful | 23:52 |
kostmo | actually, I typed the line before I executed the program | 23:52 |
kostmo | I didn't use "env" | 23:52 |
hggdh | how? | 23:52 |
kostmo | first I typed "GDK_DEBUG=events" | 23:52 |
hggdh | nope | 23:52 |
hggdh | will do get it done | 23:52 |
hggdh | you can either export the environment variable (which might trigger debugging on all GTK applications running) or do it in one single line as I showed | 23:53 |
kostmo | ok, this is what I just tried: "env GDK_DEBUG=events ./leave_notify_testcase" | 23:53 |
hggdh | yes | 23:54 |
kostmo | where "leave_notify_testcase" is the name of my program | 23:54 |
hggdh | did it work out OK? | 23:54 |
kostmo | ok, didn't seem to do anything | 23:54 |
hggdh | sigh... then I am back to 'this will probably be painful' | 23:54 |
hggdh | I never built GTK, so I am unsure on what to do, but | 23:55 |
hggdh | you will probably need to build it/them yourself with the debugging support the poster is asking | 23:55 |
kostmo | I'm thinking I will do "apt-get source libgtk2.0-0" | 23:55 |
kostmo | then do the custom build | 23:56 |
hggdh | you should start with a 'apt-get build-dep libgtk2.0-0' | 23:56 |
hggdh | to get all dependencies in place | 23:57 |
kostmo | ok good idea | 23:57 |
hggdh | then 'apt-get source libgtk2.0-0' | 23:57 |
hggdh | and find out how to set debugging in the build process | 23:57 |
hggdh | (it is probably a #define somewhere | 23:58 |
hggdh | ) | 23:58 |
kostmo | i think the ./configure command sometimes displays a list of options | 23:59 |
hggdh | ./configure --help | 23:59 |
kostmo | thats it | 23:59 |
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