[02:26] if I got a git describe value, ex. v2.6.32-rc4-94-g80f5069 , how could I find that commit in the git tree? [02:27] AceLan, git tags -v v2.6.32-rc4-94-g80f5069 ? [02:28] kengyu: it's not a tag [02:28] wonder if you can pipe to grep within a git command [02:29] <-never tried it [02:30] JFo, I think it should work. [02:30] AceLan, or git log and "/" your keyword? [02:30] kengyu, good call, I haven't tried that yet either [02:34] kengyu: got it, thx [02:35] AceLan, what worked? [02:35] the git log command? [02:35] JFo: git log and use / to search [02:35] JFo: yes [02:37] AceLan, cool :) === __ruben__ is now known as _ruben [11:53] Hello, please see http://lkml.org/lkml/2010/1/22/3 about disabling libATA NCQ for some SSD drives to avoid hangs... [11:53] I'm trying to patch in my PPA at https://launchpad.net/~vishalrao/+archive/kernels [11:57] vishalrao, if those drives are 'bust' then we should get a launchpad bug filed and the patch attached to that bug, also it should be small enough for -stable [11:58] i will attach a patch to already filed bug 502219 :) [11:58] Malone bug 502219 in linux "Kernel errors triggered with SSD storage" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/502219 [11:59] amateur patch though, will require review/cleanup and apply [12:07] vishalrao, is that device something you have swapped into the machine its in, or is it the default part for that machine [12:08] its my home desktop PC (self assembled) - got rid of my SATA HDD and placed in a retail model Crucial M225 128GB SSD [12:09] i changed BIOS from legacy IDE to AHCI (that enabled NCQ i believe)... works well for Win7 - but the ATA dmesg errors you might see in the bug dmesg [12:09] note that passing kernel boot param " libata.force=noncq " resolves the issue... hence the patch suggested... [12:17] apw: see above - i am off for a break. [13:40] smb, i am about to pull in a 2.6.32 dove branch i am feeling i should reset the abi number back to the mvl range ... ie 200 ... as i am bumping the primary version [13:42] apw, Yeah, sounds reasonable. Though, could it cause confusion with documentation about branches? [13:43] iow, the only problems would be in our heads, I guess [13:43] don't think so as -100 == fsl (native), -200 == mvl (native), -600 == fsl (older kernel), -700 == mvl (older kernel) [13:43] true. wfm, then [13:43] so we go from 2.6.31-702 -> 2.6.32-200 [13:43] i think that is logical and sensible [13:45] yes, other packages also reset their abi back when the version goes up, so it sound reasonable [13:56] hrm [14:13] cking, ? [14:13] just making sure I could write to the channel [14:15] heh ahh [14:30] apw, I've been reincarnated [14:31] tgardner, oh dear [14:31] thats going to take some getting used to [14:32] well, I'll bug the ops duded to let me have my old nick back [14:32] dudes* [14:32] phew [15:42] test [17:00] ## [17:00] ## Meeting starting now [17:00] ## === jjohansen is now known as waves === waves is now known as jjohansen === bjf is now known as _bjf [18:00] hmm, are the ubuntu mainline builds supposed to have Staging disabled? [18:01] Most specifically, I need the samsung-laptop driver. === bradf is now known as bjf [20:33] hmm, my question about Staging in the mainline builds still stands. [20:45] Specifically, I need the samsung-laptop module. [22:14] hi, my ubuntu won't boot any longer, it stops beforce the rescue prompt, is this the right channel for getting help? [22:16] b0b_rox0r: best try ubuntu or ubuntu+1 for support [22:17] ones for current versions and +1 is the devel version [22:17] k thanks