=== Martyn is now known as Guest61543 === Martyn_ is now known as Martyn === ogra_ is now known as ogra [17:30] ogra : I have an alpha-quality u-boot now [17:30] nice [17:30] ogra : Should I commit a bug and patch? [17:30] sure, but that wont enter jaunty anymore [17:30] frig [17:30] we're locked on Redboot for now then, eh? [17:31] yes, and it works just fine, is configurable from the running system etc [17:31] thanks to a -lot- of work by lool, you, etc... [17:31] http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/arm/babbage/ has todays image [17:31] It's just a pity we have to do all those contortions :) [17:32] lool is nearly done integrating the build script into the autobuilders, so std images will show up this week on cdimage.u.c [17:32] ogra : Are you experiencing any board lockups or instability surrounding using the USB bus? [17:32] ogra : I keep getting hard lockups when using a network USB adapter [17:32] we were told to not use the normal USB ports but the mini [17:33] at least for devices with some payload [17:33] Martyn: Same here, but we moved to the builtin ethernet again now [17:33] Martyn: It's better with the latest 2.6.28 we ahve [17:33] i have kbd and mouse in normal USB ... HDD on mini with powered HUB [17:33] lool : Someone found the slow performance issue for the built in ethernet? [17:33] we got patches [17:33] ogra : using one of those weird usb A-B cables? [17:34] mini a/ minib [17:34] they are in the current kernels but cause other probs [17:34] *sigh* [17:34] * ogra points to bug 356517 and bug 356975 [17:34] Launchpad bug 356517 in network-manager "udev does not detect eth0 on armel" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/356517 [17:34] Launchpad bug 356975 in linux "imx51 oops after watchdog call" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/356975 [17:35] So many issues to solve, and Pegatron is already starting tooling up for ARM based netbooks with the i.mx515 in them [17:35] Yeah, I just saw 356975 [17:35] it doesnt stop the NIC from working [17:35] * Martyn lets the 3 hour download from ogra's image repo start [17:36] but i dont see any plug events anymore for the cable [17:39] Is redboot entirely frozen for jaunty? [17:40] Or is it possible that I might be able to get a usb-boot patch in? [17:40] i dont think we can add new features at this point [17:44] Oh well. [17:45] we're close to RC [17:45] bugfixing is the main focus now [17:45] * ogra would be very very thankful for any idea or help on bug 328167 btw [17:45] Launchpad bug 328167 in gnome-keyring "[arm] gnome-keyring-daemon eating 100% CPU at login in Jaunty" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/328167 [17:46] its our biggest blocker atm [18:00] ogra : I'll take a look at it [18:00] that would be cool, we need as many eyes as possible on it [18:01] (i know NCommander planned to look as well and i'll donate the the rest of my week to it too) [18:03] ogra, as far as I can tell its a Babbage specific issue [18:03] ogra, I was unable to reproduce it on anything else :-/ [18:03] it is [18:03] ogra, oh, I didn't see that in the bug report :-/ [18:03] but we still need to solve it [18:04] To debug the issue, I'm going to have to do a debug build [18:04] there's not trace information [18:04] not/no [18:05] there is the upstream bug [18:05] NCommander : it happens on the EVM as well as babbage [18:05] ogra, the upstream bug doesn't have a full backtrace [18:05] but what i added there is apparently not enough [18:05] * NCommander is going to have to trace it through the entire GNOME stack until it calls into libc [18:05] ddebs are your friend for this [18:05] Martyn, you have an EVM that survives gnome ? [18:05] yeah [18:05] but I cheat :) [18:06] usb->video adapter [18:06] soldered RAM on it youreself ? [18:06] -e [18:06] no, I just live with an extremely swappy system [18:06] it's slow as tar [18:06] heh [18:06] no, slower [18:06] Well, we do know its a regression, we didn't start seeing it until about February [18:06] yeah [18:06] Martyn, sounds like my Babbage running with the pendisk [18:06] slow as pure glass flowing down a window [18:06] * NCommander is setting up the other one with the USB HDD [18:07] hey, I have a BeagleBoard tucked away in the drawer [18:07] this might be a good time to drag it out, and see if I can get the gnome-keyring issue to show up there [18:07] Martyn, +1 [18:08] I couldn't reproduce on something running a 2.6.25 kernel, but I can't upgrade to the latest kernel either [18:08] (newest userland) [18:08] My only issue there, is the crappy usbOTG on the board [18:08] and my slugs don't have enough RAM [18:08] Martyn, ow. Thats going to hurt [18:08] but I think it's possible to solder two pins together on the mini USB port, and not have to deal with getting a special OTG cable [18:09] I should have done the mod ages ago [18:09] on mine a plain mini->-std USB adapter works [18:10] ogra : I need keyboard, mouse, ec.. [18:10] so I need to connect it to a usb hub first :) [18:10] brb [18:15] okay, BeagleBoard pulled out of drawer [18:15] ogra, any reason to think the kernel that was built for your image wouldn't boot it? [18:16] ?? [18:16] the imx51 kernel on the beagle ? [18:16] no, that surely wont boot [18:16] ogra : Sorry, brain not working .. I meant "any reason your image wouldn't boot with a proper Beagle kernel..." [18:16] error existed between user and keyboard [18:17] no, should work [18:18] good, that gives me a consistent platform to test [18:19] Of course, it helps if the clock is set [18:19] There has -got- to be a way to kill that @#$@$ annoying bug [18:19] Martyn, we know its a regression, it popped up around Feb 20th [18:19] I mean, sure, we know it's not really 1970 ... [18:19] Oh, THAT bug [18:19] yep, the pam bug [18:20] That one got fixed [18:20] Its not pam, its shadow [18:20] Martyn, is that using a daily vs. a beta image? [18:20] (it was fixed after beta) [18:22] daily, but I'm downloading Oscar's latest one now [18:23] 24% complete .. it's a slow download today [18:23] Martyn, Oscar? [18:24] Martyn, if your still seeing the password bug on a fresh install thats a problem [18:24] :-/ [18:29] ogra [18:29] Well, i've got another 30 minutes before the download is complete [18:29] NCommander : Then we'll see if the password bug remains [18:30] but if it's reported fixed, I shouldn't see it [19:07] * ogra points to http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/daily-live/20090407.2/ look, there is a babbage image ;) [19:09] http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/daily-live/current/ is the stable URL [19:09] right [19:11] ogra, I don't see a babbge image at that URL ... [19:11] Oh [19:11] bah, you need to mark it armel+imx51 :-P [19:12] cjwatson didnt want to [19:12] given that its the only arm live image we build anyway [19:12] the html text will be updated though [19:13] anyway, out now ... bye [19:24] Martyn, how goes your install? [19:24] * NCommander is currently grabbing all the ddebs [19:53] ogra, you around? [19:57] Did someone try usplash on babbage? [19:58] The initramfs is really slow, that surprizes me [20:11] lool, it works on PowerPC AFAIK, so it *should* work. How well, I dunno [20:13] * NCommander finally is getting some useful backtraces :-) [20:21] re [20:22] NCommander : I'm recompiling the kernel for the Babbage board [20:22] NCommander : Turns out there wasn't one handily available for some reason [20:22] er, Beagle, not babbage [20:22] Martyn, there are plenty available, why are you recompiling for Babbage? [20:22] Brainfrarting continues [20:22] Oh, Ubuntu doesn't officially support Beagle [20:23] Right [20:23] so I'm compiling Beagle [20:23] but >only< changing the parameters needed to get it working on Beagle, so as to hopefully see if I see the same issues [20:23] because I'll be using the Babbage userland [20:24] heh [20:24] time to compilation completion -- 1hr 8min [20:24] Ah, the joys of native compilation [20:37] how significant is uclib to the arm port? [20:39] we use uclib? [20:39] looks like no [20:40] I use uclibc to produce busybox images early on during a bring up of a new arm board... [20:40] but AFIK (YMMV) the jaunty arm port is full blown glibc [20:40] yea, i was thinking it'd be part of busybox or something but i guess not [20:42] intersting. uclibc is in hardy [20:42] dropped from intrepid and later i guess. [20:44] only reason i ask is because i was revisiting a patch dump from Garmin, trying to figure out why a patch wasn't applied upstream. it seems tracked down to uclibc, but if debian / ubuntu aren't using uclibc there's probably no interest in the patch or upstreaming it. [21:19] * NCommander headthunks === rbelem is now known as rbelem_afk [21:49] NCommander: ? === bradf is now known as fdarb [22:25] pwnguin, working on g-keyring-daemon [22:40] fun === rbelem_afk is now known as rbelem