[04:47] damn bryce [04:48] i guess tagmail is my punishment for ignoring wacom [05:54] pwnguin: nonsense, those bugs are assigned to me ;) [05:57] two exams left this week, hopefully I'll be able to update wacom to support intuos4 after that.. [09:59] bryce: downgrading mesa did indeed get me working compiz after resume, as you suggested :) [10:00] Ng, you got compiz to freeze after resume? [10:01] I'm wondering if I didn't get the same issue, my xorg was frozen after resume yesterday [10:01] seb128: yes, I tried several suspends over the course of the last couple of days and it happened every time [10:02] I've had one crash where X was completely dead after resume, but the other times it was just compiz and restarting it blindly with alt-f2 (at the suggestion of hyperair) resurrected things [10:02] I got it twice so far but I didn't suspend a lot since I upgraded [10:02] I suspend at least twice a day ;) [10:02] thanks for the hint in any case [10:02] I suspend often but I just came back from vac [10:02] and I had alt-tab freezing compiz issues so I downgraded thing for a while [10:03] until a fixed linux deb came to test which fixes that [10:03] Ng: did you file a bug report about the regression in mesa? [10:03] and yesterday I noticed the suspend issue [10:03] yeah that stuff is weird, I've not seen any other compiz hangs from alt-tab or whatever, it was just resume [10:03] tseliot: bryce seemed to think it was one that's already filed, but I'll happily file another [10:04] Ng: ok, if bryce said so, I'm sure it was already filed ;) [10:05] I hope it's an easy fix somewhere, X has been almost perfectly stable in karmic otherwise for me. I think I've had maybe 3 actual real hangs since I upgraded weeks and weeks ago, until this mesa thing === Nicke_ is now known as Nicke [15:44] bryce: I wonder if ati KMS is fscked in stock Karmic, see bug 410058 [15:45] Launchpad bug 410058 in xserver-xorg-video-ati "Black screen with radeon KMS" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/410058 [15:47] maybe we need to push a new libdrm anyway and rebuild the -ati. see xorg-edgers for a libdrm 2.4.13. [16:05] tormod: do you refer only to libdrm-radeon1 or also to the drm in the kernel? [16:06] in the kernel? [16:06] yes [16:08] so you were referring to the user space component [16:09] gotta run! [16:14] would anyone remember which file in X server core defines PCI manufacturers with individual video drivers? [16:16] ΓΆΓΆ.. defines the match between ID and driver [16:16] hw/xfree86/common/xf86.c [16:17] also, grep. [17:13] jcristau: would you have a minute to examine a patch? my C skills *are* limited and your guidance would be appreciated. [17:13] not right now, sorry [17:13] ok [17:14] but, email works. [17:14] ok, I'll do that [17:17] jcristau: sent. [19:12] Q-FUNK: not sure what's the point of including amd in there [19:13] mostly for backward-compatibility. [19:13] looks fine otherwise [19:13] not essential, though, indeed [19:13] backwards compat with what? a driver that doesn't support current servers? :) [19:14] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/423866 [19:14] Launchpad bug 423866 in xorg-server "AutoConfigure support for older Geodes" [Undecided,New] [19:14] hmm.. good point :) [19:14] I've attached a simpler patch for X 1.4 there, also [19:14] and a slightly cleaner version of what I mailed you [19:15] bug #423866 [19:15] Launchpad bug 423866 in xorg-server "AutoConfigure support for older Geodes" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/423866 [19:15] erm... right [19:20] jcristau: I also just noticed that cyrix and nsc no longer ship with ubuntu. we'd probably need to skip that part of the changes. [19:21] do I assume that whatever wasn't matched by a specific driver in that file falls back to vesa? [19:21] yeah [19:24] right, so in that case we'd only need the GX2 part added [21:24] bryce: for Bug 397839 , you added the ATI in the description , is it because it is *now* not fixed in ATI alone ? [21:24] Launchpad bug 397839 in gnome-power-manager "Screen randomly goes off in karmic" [Critical,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/397839 [21:24] hi, my friend told me that he configured his multi display setup with ubuntu's built in config, on an nvidia card, i assume that means nvidia and xrandr play nice in karmic? [21:25] mac_v, no it's an automatic script that adds that stuff to bug descriptions. No particular significance to that. [21:26] oh ;) ... thanks [21:30] i have a doubt about the $xset command.... i was using $xset s 300 for the screensaver problem , now i'm not sure how to reset the time to default , $xset reset is for something different, do i just to an $xset s 600 ? [21:35] mac_v it is reset if you log out [21:38] tormod: hmm... but previously the screen blanking bug was occurring at 10 mins but after i used the xset command it started happening at 5mins , so i thought this was the cause... [21:38] good to know i didnt mess up ;) [21:38] thanks [21:39] yeah the blanking (or non-blanking) bug still persists. power management seems really screwed up on my hardware [21:41] * mac_v started having burn-ins :( [21:44] power management is spread out between way too many packages and independent developers... [22:17] bryce: do you think that we could get the patches at bug #423866 merged for at least karmic? [22:18] Launchpad bug 423866 in xorg-server "AutoConfigure support for older Geodes" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/423866 [22:23] Q-FUNK, comment #5 implies the patch was updated but isn't attached. [22:25] bryce: erm. right. correct. any tool you can recommend to refresh the patch in a more efficient manner than copying the original all over again, patching that, removing the extraneous content, then diffing again? [22:25] that sounds like about how I'd have to do it [22:26] quilt seems ot be able to perform all sorts of backflips on patches, but I haven't quite figured out how to use it. [22:27] * bryce nods [22:27] man quilt! [22:28] i only ever use push, pop and refresh though [22:28] and add [22:37] bryce: updated [22:38] bryce: I might still add nsc and cyrix to the 1.4 patch for Hardy, but the 1.6 patch can pretty much go as-is for karmic. for jaunty, it can go too, but it would have to go in at the same time as a geode with cherry-picked GX2 fixes. [22:40] I'm currently narrowing down what could be the bare minimum changes we'll need to apply to -geode in jaunty before we can safely apply that X server patch. [22:42] in karmic, though, we already have the latest upstream geode, which no longer crashes on GX2 hardware.