kayve | is it possible for me to use atomic_dec_and_test(atomic_t* v) in a user program? | 03:54 |
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kayve | is it possible for me to use atomic_dec_and_test(atomic_t* v) in a user program? | 04:15 |
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Keybuk | apw: any particular reason you've not uploaded a new linux-meta for lucid for the -8 ABI? | 07:12 |
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ghostcube | apw: startet again without installing anything before and with one day pausing pc | 10:25 |
ghostcube | cam is dark again | 10:25 |
ghostcube | :) | 10:25 |
ghostcube | so all i can say its a bootup problem like you suggested from the beginning of this strange bug | 10:25 |
indus | hi | 12:04 |
indus | apw: hello | 12:06 |
tseliot | apw: it looks like there's no backlight interface for intel in /sys/class/backlight in karmic (with KMS). Do you know anything about this? | 13:52 |
rtg | tseliot, apw is on vacation today | 13:53 |
tseliot | rtg: ah, ok, thanks | 13:53 |
Keybuk | rtg: why no -meta package update? | 14:09 |
rtg | Keybuk, for the kernel? I suppose 'cause Andy hasn't done it yet. | 14:09 |
Keybuk | I wondered if there was any reason for that | 14:12 |
rtg | Keybuk, -meta is at 2.6.32.8.8, which references the latest kernel. Andy uploaded it about an hour ago (though he's supposed to be on holiday) | 14:15 |
tseliot | smb: did my email convince you? | 14:18 |
smb | tseliot, It sounded reasonable. I now only try to make up my mind whether the problem is grave enough to justify direct inclusion or I rather try to get it included in one of the next upstream stable releases and get it back from there. | 14:20 |
rtg | smb, can you remind me what the ACPI knobs are for controlling C states? | 15:39 |
rtg | I have a system that resets when it goes idle | 15:40 |
smb | rtg, might be idle=poll,halt,... | 15:40 |
rtg | smb, isn't there a /proc/ or /sys knob? | 15:41 |
smb | but maybe others... not sure about the later stuff I thought it was boot args | 15:41 |
rtg | smb, looking in processor_idle.c. it appears to be a module param | 15:42 |
smb | rtg processor.max_cstate= | 15:43 |
rtg | smb, right | 15:43 |
smb | rtg, At least does not show up in the parameters dir on my system... | 15:44 |
rtg | smb, I'm reasonably convinced that this platform resets when it goes into deep C states, or is throttled to P0, both of which imply an ACPI/BIOS problem. | 15:45 |
smb | rtg, Right, then I'd try either with the max_cstate=2 or idle=halt options on boot | 15:46 |
casl | greetings. ubuntu 9.04 x86 32-bit -- after installing 2.6.28-17 last week, i am no longer able to VPN using cisco client (4.8.02); reboot to -16 kernel and i'm back in business. cisco_ipsec module loads OK, no errors, but connection is never negotiated. any suggestions on debugging this would be appreciated. | 16:35 |
smb | casl, I am not sure I can help too much, but has the cisco module been recompiled for the new kernel? | 16:47 |
casl | smb, thanks. yes. i re-run the cisco installer with each kernel update. has worked OK for last 6+ months. kernel module loads OK. no obvious errors reported. | 16:49 |
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smb | casl, OK, cause the update had some connector callback changes that it needs to pick up. If the module has no debug option... maybe ethereal or was that wireshark nowadays... | 16:53 |
casl | smb, thanks! i just realized that there are .o's in the installer directory that did not get rebuilt. going to reboot, make clean & see if that helps | 16:59 |
casl | smb, THANK YOU! "make clean" before the reinstall of the cisco vpn client seems to have picked up the needed changes! | 17:06 |
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tseliot | smb: opinions on my last emai? | 17:07 |
smb | tseliot, maybe. err, if I would read it... | 17:08 |
smb | tseliot, give me a few minutes | 17:08 |
tseliot | smb: ok, thanks | 17:08 |
bjaglin | hi, i am not sure if this is the right place, but i am having troubles building 2.6.32 under karmic. I am trying to build an unpatched kernel (to start with) from the ubuntu git repostiory, following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile. The compilation goes fine if I build latest ubuntu-karmic, but it just hangs always at the same place when trying to build ubuntu-lucid | 18:42 |
bjaglin | http://pastebin.com/f1530df67 | 18:42 |
bjaglin | is there some requirements on the compiler that Karmic does not fulfill for building this 2.6.32?? | 18:43 |
hyperair | i build my 2.6.32 kernel fine | 18:43 |
hyperair | s/build/built | 18:44 |
bjaglin | ok.. it's weird, because i don't get any error message, nor CPU usage once it hangs... Always at: LD ubuntu/dm-raid4-5/built-in.o - what is so special about it? | 18:45 |
logari81 | Hi, trying to compile the karmic-proposed kernel under pbuilder I get the following error | 18:59 |
logari81 | EE: Previous or current ABI file missing! | 18:59 |
logari81 | what am I missing? | 19:00 |
rtg | bjaglin, use this page as reference: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/KernelMaintenance | 19:06 |
bjaglin | rtg: thanks, i already had a look at it actually, but it looks like I am facing a toolchain problem more than a config problem, since i managed to build 2.6.31 without any problem from the ubuntu git repo | 19:13 |
rtg | bjaglin, I'm not aware of any toolchain isses wrt building lucid under karmic. | 19:13 |
bjaglin | rtg: ok. Since it always hangs on the same file when linking, does it make sense to upgrade my binutils/gcc to the packages provided in lucid to exclude any problem there? the changelog for binutils between karmic and lucid does not look really relevant though... | 19:20 |
rtg | bjaglin, I think that'll just make a mess. I think your best bet is to install a lucid chroot and build within that environment. | 19:24 |
bjaglin | rtg: i'll try that, thanks | 19:37 |
JFo | hi ogasawara_ I'm ready whenever you are. | 20:45 |
ogasawara_ | JFo: ok cool, I'll call ya in 2min | 20:47 |
JFo | no problem | 20:47 |
JFo | ogasawara_, think I lost you | 21:27 |
bjaglin | rtg: found my problem, it had nothing to do with the toolchain... fsam7400 was recently moved from misc to its own directory in ubuntu/, and in the Makefile, there is a KERNELSRC=?/lib/modules/`uname -r`/build that was empty for me since I did not have the headers of my current kernel, and freezing the following awk call. isn't it a problem? | 21:57 |
bjaglin | i am a pure newbie with kernel building, and please tell me if i am wrong but i find it strange that `uname -r` is used in a script, since the target kernel might be completely different than the kernel running, no? | 22:01 |
bjaglin | i am referring to http://archives.free.net.ph/message/20091208.182445.ab0091af.en.html | 22:06 |
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