[00:22] xorg ------------> 25 [00:44] xorg --------------> 18 DONE [00:45] tjaalton: for maybe the first time, the xorg package has mostly only bugs that are relevant to it :-) [00:45] plus three that don't have enough info so it's not sure where to file them [01:24] tjaalton: could you add a section to X/GitUsage explaining how to add a new package to git control? E.g., xserver-xorg-video-ati === pwnguin_ is now known as jldugger [06:07] bryce: wow! [06:07] bryce: sure, I'll look at it later today [06:08] it's basically just 'git checkout -b ubuntu' while you're on the branch that you want to branch from [06:08] and then 'git push origin ubuntu' to push it the first time [08:07] bryce: i have no clue about the radeon driver [12:31] there's something i always wonder about [12:32] how can one construct such utter bullcrap as the fglrx driver [12:33] and why can nvidia construct something that is stable and equipped with a nice user interface and good functionality [12:33] i've just tried the newest fglrx straight from the amd website and it is plain offensive [12:33] an insult [12:36] i mean, at least it does not crash after seconds [12:37] it just crashes after i move a window with video content - but it had Xv and i was not in need to switch to X11 rendering with my Workstation Graphics board as needed before [12:38] and they're still not able to the least to make their own powerplay work on linux [12:38] the opensource driver does a better job - i actually felt the graphics chip being grilled although not used [12:39] and they dont even seem to have heard the word posix [12:39] if the ati/radeon driver would only have dri2 and some more speed optimizations [12:39] it would be perfect [12:39] maybe some more optimizations in for the powerplay [17:01] tseliot, are all of your changes in the latest gcc upload, or did seb128 need to merge in a few more? [17:01] what changes? [17:02] tseliot said that there were a few updated patched for the gnome display tool that he sent to you to put in [17:02] i was going to update my vendor fallback patch after they were in the archive [17:02] I did upload 2.25.90 with his patches yesterday [17:02] go for it [17:02] okay great thanks [17:03] right [17:05] morning [17:06] g'mornin [17:08] morning [17:33] superm1: btw did you get that patch discussed or review by somebody? [17:33] seb128, me and tseliot talked about it [17:33] superm1: and when you open a bug upstream this way it would be nice to tag the patch, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/PatchTaggingGuidelines [17:34] seb128, ah was not aware of these guidelines. i'll make those changes in bzr then (but won't bother with uploading to the archive again with just commented changes like that) [17:34] I've no strong opinion on the change but it would be nice to get somebody in the desktop team to approve your change before uploading desktop components [17:34] thanks! [17:45] * NCommander shines the bryce light into the midnight sky [17:45] yep? [17:45] * NCommander hopes you can help w/ an evdev issue [17:45] bryce, I'm playing with some ARM hardware with a working touchscreen, but the touchscreen is inverted. I tried the inverted options in xorg.conf, but they dn't seem to work [17:45] any ideas [17:48] NCommander: not offhand; ogra may know, he's the master of touch devices [17:48] bryce, he sent me to you. [17:49] tell me more about what you've already tried [17:49] InvertX/InvertY [17:49] Which didn't seem to work [17:50] did you file a bug report? [18:02] bryce, well, it might be user error, w.r.t to syntax and such, I was hoping if you would know [18:04] is there good how-to on adding synaptic device to xserver? [18:06] NCommander: that's possible; I've never had a touchscreen to experiment with so am unfamiliar with the syntax myself [18:06] Right, that's my problem. [18:07] bryce: I edited the GitUsage page a bit, 'Basic Tutorial' now mentions that pull/checkout is how you also create the ubuntu branch [18:09] tjaalton: ok, I have a couple evdev revs to commit, but git is not working for me at the moment [18:09] $ git push origin ubuntu [18:09] fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly [18:10] you mean the ones that were uploaded already? [18:12] *ubuntu2 was uploaded already, *ubuntu3 is still in process here [18:12] I'm having bug 328127 currently, which may be why git is broken [18:12] Launchpad bug 328127 in gnome-keyring "gnome-keyring-daemon returns Agent admitted failure to sign using the key." [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/328127 [18:13] ok, ubuntu2 is missing from git [18:13] right, I'm just saying I'll get it in as soon as I sort out my git breakage :-) [18:13] heh, figured as much :) [18:15] I'll upgrade to see if I have the same problem [18:15] the `unset SSH_AUTH_SOCK` workaround doesn't seem to solve it btw [18:16] what do you have as the origin url in .git/config [18:16] I suspect the docs need an update :) [18:17] [remote "origin"] [18:17] url = git://git.debian.org/git/pkg-xorg/driver/xserver-xorg-input-evdev [18:17] fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/* [18:17] bingo [18:17] I have 'url = ssh+git://tjaalton-guest@alioth.debian.org/git/pkg-xorg/x-x-i-e [18:17] yeah I was just following the directions in the docs to get to this point [18:17] so if you clone like in the docs -> fail [18:18] oh wait, the docs are right :) [18:18] the wikipage I mean [18:18] well the docs are for xorg/xserver, so for -evdev I started from the git URL printed out when I did an apt-get source [18:18] you can change it directly in .git/config and it should work [18:19] right [18:19] oh oops, already rm -rf'd the tree [18:19] hehe [18:19] $ git clone git clone ssh://user-guest@alioth.debian.org/git/pkg-xorg/debian/xserver-xorg-input-evdev [18:19] Initialized empty Git repository in /home/bryce/src/xserver-xorg-input-evdev/git/.git/ [18:19] fatal: no matching remote head [18:20] hrm [18:20] you need to change the $user [18:20] dah, right [18:20] hrm, still getting the same thing [18:21] git makes me feel like such an idiot ;-) [18:21] is 'pkg-xorg' right in the url? [18:21] no [18:21] sorry, yes [18:21] hrm [18:21] but s/debian/driver/ [18:21] ok... is my username 'bryce'? [18:22] yep [18:22] check the config from your xorg-server? [18:23] $ git clone git clone ssh://bryce-guest@alioth.debian.org/git/pkg-xorg/debian/xserver-xorg-driver-evdev [18:23] Initialized empty Git repository in /home/bryce/src/xserver-xorg-input-evdev/git/.git/ [18:23] fatal: no matching remote head [18:23] 20:21 < tjaalton> but s/debian/driver/ [18:23] :) [18:23] what is the standard way for determining the url for a given package? [18:23] same thing [18:23] from the frontpage of git.d.o maybe [18:24] append '.git'? [18:24] ok, I think I looked for xkeyboard-config there yesterday but didn't see it [18:24] nope [18:25] it's called -input-evdev btw :) [18:25] aha got it [18:26] git clone git+ssh://bryce-guest@git.debian.org/git/pkg-xorg/driver/xserver-xorg-input-evdev [18:26] needed the +ssh (and maybe s/alioth/git/) [18:27] I used the one you pasted earlier and just changed s/driver/input/ [18:27] xkeyboard-config is pkg-xorg/data/xkb-data [18:28] aha [18:28] yeah, would be too consistent for it to be named xkeyboard-config ;-) [18:28] ype [18:29] yep [18:45] tjaalton: committed and pushed [18:45] tjaalton: mind verifying it pushed right? [18:48] bryce: sure :) [18:49] pushed one more small typo fix [18:49] bryce: evdev? [18:51] reboot, brb [18:57] is there any trick to get external monitor to work on T61 with nvidia (Quadro NVS 140M)? [19:01] mahfiaz1: nvidia-config ? [19:03] bryce: I can't see any changes in evdev.git [19:05] bryce, I tried it, but it ends up in loop of X restarts, it seems like there is some problem like it cannot initialize after some change of settings, things start to work after restart. I will give it some more try [19:10] tjaalton: hrm [19:10] $ git push origin ubuntu [19:10] Agent admitted failure to sign using the key. [19:10] Password: [19:10] error: src refspec ubuntu does not match any. [19:10] fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly [19:10] error: failed to push some refs to 'git+ssh://bryce-guest@git.debian.org/git/pkg-xorg/driver/xserver-xorg-input-evdev' [19:11] bryce: probably still something wrong in your .git/config then [19:11] [remote "origin"] [19:11] url = git+ssh://bryce-guest@git.debian.org/git/pkg-xorg/driver/xserver-xorg-input-evdev [19:11] fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/* [19:12] looks correct [19:12] *sigh* [19:12] maybe the agent error is messing things up [19:12] yeah could be [19:12] dunno [19:12] right [19:13] because you don't actually have a password on alioth [19:13] this relies on key-authentication [19:14] after doing the `unset SSH_AUTH_SOCK` workaround, I try: [19:14] $ git push origin ubuntu [19:14] error: src refspec ubuntu does not match any. [19:14] fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly [19:14] error: failed to push some refs to 'git+ssh://bryce-guest@git.debian.org/git/pkg-xorg/driver/xserver-xorg-input-evdev' [19:15] $ git push [19:15] Everything up-to-date [19:18] you have a local branch called 'ubuntu'? [19:19] 'git status'? [19:21] can you login to git.debian.org? [19:25] $ git status [19:25] # Not currently on any branch. [19:25] nothing to commit (working directory clean) [19:25] and no, I cannot log into git.debian.org === mahfiaz1 is now known as mahfiaz [19:28] you need to 'git checkout -b ubuntu origin/ubuntu' first.. [19:28] to create the local branch [19:29] mentioned on wiki, then you can start committing stuff [19:29] yes, I did that... it shows your -1ubuntu1 commit in debian/changelog [19:30] the last git log message before I added mine was: [19:30] commit 56826701ad181dba4fdacc157ca53454ed12f20b [19:30] Author: Timo Aaltonen [19:30] Date: Thu Jan 22 15:22:25 2009 +0200 [19:30] Update the changelog for release. [19:31] but the 'not currently on any branch' suggests that you are on top of origin/ubuntu [19:32] maybe I forgot the -b ubuntu when I did the checkout [19:33] ok, I think maybe it pushed now [19:33] sheesh I suck at git [19:33] too many flags I guess [19:34] do you see it now? [19:34] success :)