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TimUScratch that.  Starting fresh from "apt-get source ..." and running debuild seems to be working.  I must have horked it somehow while trying to enable debugging.00:22
hyperairdoes anybody here have experience with ati cards and backlight setting?07:12
RAOFbryce: I think the libdrm changes are ready for upload.  I've added the LP foo to the changelog, pushed to git again.08:18
tjaaltonRAOF: ok, I can take care of it08:36
RAOFThanks.08:36
tjaaltonsuperm1: 529d1d720 made it in 7.408:36
superm1tjaalton, spectacular.  i sent an email to that ML and when i got turned away to that vmware guy's email. so sounds like he made it happen :)08:37
tjaaltonsuperm1: your email got through to the list today :)08:37
tjaaltonbuilding mesa 7.4 now, and if it's ok I'll upload it to my ppa08:50
tjaaltonand file a FFe for it08:50
tjaaltonok, mesa is building now https://edge.launchpad.net/~tjaalton/+archive/ppa10:01
brycetjaalton: let me know the bug id for the FFe so I can help push it through17:08
sbeattiebryce: low-priority, but do you know what's up with bug 351076? They all provide xserver-xorg-video-2.1 which xserver-xorg-core lists as a conflict; are they incompatible and should be removed, or is there some other fix/update that needs to happen?17:14
ubottuLaunchpad bug 351076 in xserver-xorg-input-void "Package xserver-xorg-input-aiptek does not install (Januty beta)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/35107617:14
tjaaltonsbeattie: there are a few input drivers that won't build against xserver 1.6. on my list of things to fix..17:19
tjaaltonbryce: it doesn't exist yet :)17:19
brycetjaalton: ok.17:19
bryceactually I think I ran across a "please upgrade to mesa 7.4" bug we could probably reuse17:20
tjaaltonyeah17:20
brycesbeattie: what timo said :-)  I can confirm I was able to reproduce the problem.  17:20
tjaaltoni was hoping to just sync them from debian, but it might take a week or two until 1.6 is in unstable17:22
tjaaltononly a handful of drivers are updated against it in experimental17:22
tjaaltonthere are maybe six drivers to fix17:23
sbeattieokay, I just wanted to make sure you guys were on top of it; I dislike having uninstallable packages in the archive.17:26
tjaaltonthe archive rebuild was a great reminder ;)17:27
Ngthis is so weird, the guy who sites next to me just upgraded to jaunty, he also has a 965 and his is smooth as in Intrepid. I downgraded from xorg-edgers to jaunty packages and mine is back to being highly affected by CPU. our Xorg.0.logs are very similar17:30
Ngcould something like mtrr be at fault I wonder?17:30
* Ng never been entirely sure how to check the sanity of mtrrs17:31
brycetjaalton: hmm, a week or two might cut things a bit close; what needs done to update them specifically?  Just packaging stuff or does it need code changes as well?17:48
jcristautjaalton: if you can prep them in git i could upload to experimental probably.17:51
jcristauno time to do it myself this week though17:51
tjaaltonbryce: new upstream versions, likely17:51
tjaaltonjcristau: ok, I'll have a look tomorrow17:54
brycetjaalton: do you happen to know how .pot files get added to xkeyboard-config?  (bug 349341)18:08
ubottuLaunchpad bug 349341 in xkeyboard-config "launchpad xkeyboard-config .pot is obsolete: 1.4 whereas binary is 1.5" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/34934118:09
brycetjaalton: it seems once in the past there was a .pot file included, but the packaging doesn't seem to produce it 18:09
NgUXA doesn't seem to help either, which is interesting18:13
Ngthe only thing that seems to help is flipping up to the edgers packages, but that brings occasional X hangs, and more frequent segfaults on resume18:13
tjaaltonbryce: don't remember off-hand, but + can check once I get home18:16
bryceok thanks18:17
tjaaltonNg: now is a good chance to try mesa  7.4 from my ppa ;)18:18
Ngtjaalton: sure, I'll downgrade to jaunty -intel stuff again18:19
Ngtjaalton: in your personal ppa?18:21
tjaaltonNg: yep18:21
Ngok, installed, rebootin'18:22
Ngtjaalton: well it doesn't seem to have improved things, but it hasn't made them any worse :)18:26
tjaaltonNg: eexcellent :)18:29
Ngis the new mesa so we can sneak in a newer -intel? ;)18:30
tjaaltona cunning plan, you say? :)18:32
NgI have a sticky tail and a "Fox" name badge for such a plan ;)18:32
bryceNg: sort of late in the process to be upping -intel... the mesa update is mainly for bug fixes18:35
tjaaltonyeah :)18:36
superm1tjaalton, at some point were you looking into pulling the patch referred to in  http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=NjYwMw into ubuntu?  it certainly would make the things jockey has to do less necessary and great from a user perspective19:21
tjaaltonsuperm1: yes I was19:24
superm1tjaalton, what happened with it?19:25
tjaaltondoesn't work if you have an xorg.conf19:25
tjaaltonso we'd need to not ship one first19:25
superm1but it's still an improvement over the current situation then no?19:26
jcristauloading with nv > failing to load because nvidia doesn't work19:26
jcristauso no19:26
superm1oh it totally fails if no xorg.conf is around19:27
tjaaltondifferent codepath19:27
tjaaltonum19:27
jcristauFatalError("no screens found"); -> unhappy user :)19:28
tjaaltonI mean, it doesn't work if there _is_ an xorg.conf19:28
superm1so is the failure coming from extra checks going on in the NV driver or in X libraries?  19:28
tjaaltonI'm not sure what jcristau meant, but yes there are issues :)19:31
jcristauit's something like that: if (no xorg.conf) { make a list of possible drivers; for each one, if its preinit works, break, happiness, if not try the next one } else { find the first candidate; if its preinit fails, fatalerror }19:31
superm1so why the logic to fail if the first candidate doesn't work when there is an xorg.conf?  is there a good reason for that?19:32
jcristau(there's no good reason for it to work like that, but nobody's fixed it, so..)19:32
tjaaltonah, right :)19:32
superm1ah19:33
tjaaltonanyway, a couple of episodes of "my name is earl" now.. ->19:33
superm1tjaalton, b4 you run, do you have the commit handy? i'd like to play around with it a bit when i get some time19:33
jcristausuperm1: 66fb253019:34
superm1thanks jcristau 19:34
jcristaunp19:34
Ngbryce: I figured as much ;(20:37
bryceNg: if you know of specific patches/fixes that should  be backported, I'd be game20:41
Ngbryce: I don't suppose there are any magic tools that'll help me build the driver between whatever is in jaunty and current git?20:45
brycesort of a wip but there is scripts in xorg-pkg-tools that does it20:48
bryceNg: but basically apt-get build-dep xserver-xorg-video-intel, grab the git snapshot, autogen.sh, copy over the debian directory, and debuild to get a deb as usual20:49
bryceassuming you want to keep everything maintained by the packager; if you don't care, build/install from git should work too, although there may be some ./configure differences20:50
Ngbryce: I'll see what I can turn up. I guess a good initial thing would be to just diff the sources, but my guess is there will be a fair number of changes20:53
bryceNg: indeed.  git log and git show can be helpful20:59
tjaaltonbryce: 'cd po; make xkeyboard-config.pot' would generate the potfile21:12
brycetjaalton: mm, ok, any reason not to make the package do that automatically?21:12
bryceSubject: Announcing the Next Ubuntu Hug Day! - April 02 200921:13
bryceThis week's HugDay target is *drum roll please* xorg-server and xserver-xorg-video-intel!21:13
bryce * https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/2009040221:13
tjaaltonbryce: I guess the build has changed21:13
jcristauit looks like the pot file is not usually needed for the build, and isn't shipped in the upstream tarball.21:14
tjaaltonyeah, so I'm not sure how launchpad wants it..21:18
tjaaltonbryce: that's going to be a busy session ;)21:21
brycehope so21:21

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