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setuidI'm having trouble with coming out of resume using nvidia on Lucid00:00
setuidAnyone else able to replicateit? 00:00
setuidI have a blinking cursor in upper-left corner, and after several attempts at ctrl-alt-f1-f6, I can eventually hit alt-f7 and get to the gdm login menu.00:00
Sarvattjust curious, what does cat /etc/default/console-setup | grep XKBOPTIONS return for you?00:03
setuid# cat /etc/default/console-setup | grep XKBOPTIONS00:03
setuidXKBOPTIONS="lv3:ralt_switch"00:03
jcristauit returns 'useless use of cat' ;)00:03
setuidconsole is a mess at boot, unless I pass vga=0... this is a big difference from karmic and jaunty00:03
Sarvattgood point :D i was curious because alt+fkey is actually what I need to do to switch VT's outside of X and I had an option breaking control+alt+fkey00:04
setuidI had a 1920x1200 console at boot with those, but with Karmic, unless I pass vga=0, I get all kinds of colored pixel garble, in two identical vertical columns00:04
brycehafaik resume on nvidia is broken for everyone00:06
brycehwe were messing with it last week at the developer sprint but couldn't see any nvidia user get it to resume successfully00:07
setuidIt resumes fine, just takes a lot of vt switching to get it to go back into X 00:07
setuidit's always worked great, until Lucid00:07
johanbrI can also resume with the proprietary, but I get graphical artifacts if compositing is enabled00:08
johanbr*proprietary driver00:08
setuidComing out of resume on Karmic and Jaunty to the gdm menu was about 3-4 seconds after opening the laptop. This takes about 30 seconds and a lot of ctrl-alt-fx'ing 00:08
brycehsetuid, johanbr, then I think count yourself lucky ;-)00:09
brycehif you are interested in participating in debugging and patching the issue, contact tseliot00:09
setuidDidn't he die in 1965? 00:10
Sarvatti'd like to figure out why alt+fkey is whats needed for vt switching now instead of control+alt+fkey :) when I had grp:ctrl_alt_toggle in my xkboptions I wasn't able to use control+alt+f at all, without it it at least ignores the control00:11
Sarvattbryceh: that seemed like it all, just added the backing out libdrm/plymouth/udev patches for lucid+1 part00:14
brycehok thanks00:14
raevolhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Drivers will this page be updated for karmic/lucid?00:19
brycehraevol, go ahead if you'd like to update it00:19
brycehif I have some time later I'll add to it00:20
raevol:[ i don't actually know anything about the drivers aside from Karmic not having 3d support00:20
brycehI hadn't really given much priority to updating that page since you are actually the first person I have evidence of having even looked at it ;-)00:21
raevolhahah ;D00:22
brycehmaybe it should be deleted00:22
raevolplanet ubuntu just had a post about testing the proprietyary drivers, and linked the ubtuntu X wiki page for info on the open source ones00:22
raevoland i clicked through to that because i am hoping against hope we get 3d support for r600 in lucid00:22
setuidI've been looking around for some 'live wallpaper' ideas for the Ubuntu desktop... back in the day, we used to run things like xplanet, glmatrix, etc. in the root window, but that's not the same thing.00:23
setuid Anyone know of a Nexus One style live wallpaper app for Ubuntu? 00:23
brycehsetuid, not really the right channel for that question, try #ubuntu-desktop maybe00:26
setuidhahah, first I tried #ubuntu+1 because the problems I'm hitting are in Lucid only, they told me to go here, because they're X related... so I ask an X question, and that belongs in #ubuntu-desktop :) 00:26
raevolgotta run, bye00:27
brycehRAOF, Sarvatt, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Testing/NouveauEvaluation05:43
RAOFI think you meant “grep _dr*v*.so /var/log/Xorg.0.log...”05:44
RAOF(If you're still editing that page)05:45
brycehmodified05:45
brycehis that actually needed?  I've seen only _drv.so05:45
RAOFOh, I meant you currently have grep _dri.so rather than grep _drv.so05:46
RAOFAlso, users should be able to get away with just installing xserver-xorg-video-nouveau (& possibly the appropriate linux-backports-modules-nouveau); novueau-firmware will get pulled in by l-b-m-n.05:47
brycehahh05:47
RAOFHm.  And it's missing a apt-get upgrade; the newer X won't get pulled in automatically.05:47
bryceh`grep _dr*v*.so /var/log/Xorg.0.log`  actually did work on the cmdline :-D05:48
RAOF:)05:48
brycehRAOF, go ahead and edit those switching directions into correctness05:49
brycehthis is actually based off my experience pulling from xorg-edgers last week, I just cribbed it to the nouveau ppa, I've not actually run through and tested it yet (on the todo list for tomorrow)05:49
RAOFOk.  Is there a particular reason you didn't use “add-apt-repository”, or can I change that, too?05:50
brycehgo ahead05:51
brycehI just wasn't aware of that tool05:51
RAOFOh, it's really neet.05:51
brycehmy lamitude is irredeemable05:52
RAOFThere we go.05:56
brycehthanks06:04
brycehbtw, did you get good feedback from your call from testing the other week?06:05
brycehIs this a reasonable way to advise people to shut off KMS if needed?06:10
bryceh# Intel:06:11
brycehecho i915.modeset=0 > /etc/modprob.d/i915-kms.conf06:11
bryceh# ATI Radeon:06:11
brycehecho radeon.modeset=0 > /etc/modprob.d/radeon-kms.conf06:11
bryceh# Nouveau:06:11
brycehecho lbm_nouveau.modeset=0 > /etc/modprob.d/lbm_nouveau-kms.conf06:11
tjaaltonnouveau only supports kms06:12
brycehtjaalton, ah, right06:12
RAOFbryceh: I got a much smaller response to the call for testing than I expected.  No one reported show-stoppers, though.07:08
brycehwell that's good07:09
brycehthen we should do another call with this new ppa and the testing page.  I've had a few people promise to do nouveau testing when it's ready, so maybe I'll call in those chits07:10
tjaaltonRAOF: I've got gf8600/9600/some quadro, need testing on those?07:11
tjaaltonquadro nvs 295 or so07:12
brycehtjaalton, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Testing/NouveauEvaluation07:14
brycehif you ran through that to sanity check the directions it would be quite helpful07:14
tjaaltonsure07:14
arabryceh, xorg as package (from where you can reroot them) is a good choice for people to report bugs on the prop drivers project?07:23
RAOFtjaalton: Everything's worth testing.  Frankly, I think everything that's not an IGP is going to be solid; it's the IGPs I'd worry about.07:25
brycehara, that's fine07:25
tjaaltonRAOF: ok07:26
Sarvatta nvaa IGP seems to be working now surprisingly15:06
Sarvatttried my 8200 out, didn't try 3D out but 2D was working. it's in my HTPC and the wife wanted the tv back so I couldn't try it long :D15:08
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Sarvattapw: regarding https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/404064 -- a fix has been cced to stable http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/intel-gfx/2010-February/005803.html16:09
ubottuUbuntu bug 404064 in linux "KMS error message while intializing modesetting (during boot and resume) - render error detected, EIR: 0x00000010 [i915]" [Medium,In progress]16:09
apwSarvatt, hi16:09
Sarvattheyo! sorry to ping you, i was just scanning through bugs fixed by recent patches going into drm-intel-next and that one was assigned to you so thought you might want to know16:12
apwahh i see that now, missed the second link on first view16:15
apwSarvatt, i've added a link in the bug16:16
Sarvattthe patch is actually attached in the upstream bug report thats already linked too16:18
apwsweet16:18
brycehmorning16:33
Sarvattany way to search the logs attached to bug reports on launchpad through the web interface? doesn't look like a search checks those16:33
Sarvatti'm looking for errors with [drm:i915_gem_object_pin] *ERROR* Failure to install fence: -28 fixed by a recent libdrm commit16:33
Sarvattmorning bryceh16:42
brycehno, the web interface doesn't provide a way to search them16:42
Sarvattbtw, how do we get the hwdb id for the nouveauevaluation wiki page?16:43
brycehthere have been launchpadlib tools written which do that though, if you'd like to try your hand at crafting them16:43
brycehSarvatt, I'm a bit fuzzy on how that works.  I think the user gets it when they sign up16:43
brycehand if we have the id, we can look up the info16:43
brycehbut there isn't a way for us, knowing the person, to find their hw16:44
Sarvattwhen we sign up for what?16:44
brycehfor the hwdb16:46
Sarvatthmm i dont see hwdb-client or hwdb-gui in lucid16:48
jbarnesSarvatt: looks like ickle just posted a fix for the libdrm crash you mentioned yesterday17:13
Sarvattit didn't fix 945 for me, already tested it :(17:14
jbarnesdamn was hoping it was fence reg overallocation17:15
Sarvattcrashed after 7 minutes17:15
Sarvatthttp://pastebin.com/f4a62401d17:16
Sarvattcommit message said it was just changing i915 and prior but i have 3 fences reserved on 945 too17:20
Sarvattactually, it was a bit different, theres no uxa_prepare_access() error before the hang like there normally was - http://sarvatt.com/downloads/intel_crashes/02092010/17:46
Sarvattin Xorg.0.log17:46
Sarvatthttp://sarvatt.com/downloads/intel_crashes/Xorg.0.log17:48
Sarvattthats what the hangs looked like before that libdrm commit17:49
SarvattDuke`: are you around?18:35
Sarvatti just set up a 14 patch series for libdrm to revert intel back to 11-25 incase you want to try it with me to see if it still works18:36
Sarvatthttp://sarvatt.com/downloads/intel_crashes/libdrm-reverts/18:36
Sarvattjust installed that and am building intel git against it to see if its still working right18:41
Sarvattuploaded the debs incase you wanted them too18:42
Sarvattbryceh: got enough ppa's? :D19:05
Sarvatttrying to find your cairo 1.9 snapshot to see if cairo-trace is in it19:05
Sarvattwoohoo it is built with your package, just not installed. that saves me alot of time :D19:09
kklimondaSarvatt, I get some color corruption - see the end of this dmesg: http://pastebin.com/f3ab3aa0619:25
kklimondaSarvatt, to be more precise it's font color corruption19:25
Sarvatthttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=AIII,+invalid/inactive+channel+id+12819:26
Sarvattfunny the first hits are your exact gpu :D19:26
kklimondaheh :)19:27
Sarvattwere you watching a video when it happened?19:30
Sarvattor opening a folder with videos getting thumbnailed in nautilus?19:31
Sarvattkklimonda: <stillunknown> Sarvatt: that one (i guess), there's a patch, just hasn't hit upstream yet19:41
Sarvattfrom #nouveau19:42
Sarvatthttp://cgit.freedesktop.org/nouveau/linux-2.6/commit/?id=250cc31f35f00b5dd4b76e6c0bb9425b4fe2330419:42
Sarvattwill make a new lbm-nouveau with nouveau git instead of linus git in edgers sometime19:45
Sarvattwe want testing with linus git though, if anything i'll try cherry-picking that into linus' tree and build a new lbm-nouveau but i can't at the moment because cloning kernel git will take a year on a tethered phone connection :)19:49
kklimondahehe19:49
Sarvattif anything you could grab the source, then grab http://cgit.freedesktop.org/nouveau/linux-2.6/patch/?id=250cc31f35f00b5dd4b76e6c0bb9425b4fe23304 then change the patch paths at the to a/updates/nouveau/whatever.c b/updates/nouveau/whatever.c and apply it  by hand with patch -p1 and rebuild19:50
Sarvattthe linux-backports-modules-nouveau-whatever source that is19:50
kklimondaSarvatt, will do if it gets more distracting than it is now19:51
Sarvatthttp://sarvatt.com/downloads/patches/nouveau_pgraph.patch19:54
Sarvattthat should apply with patch -p1 < nouveau_pgraph.patch from the linux-backports-modules-whatever/ directory19:54
Sarvattthanks for that though, something we should probably pick up if it doesnt go upstream in time :D19:55
tseliotsuperm1: did you upload a new DKMS in Karmic with my  patch to fix bug #474917 ?20:07
ubottuLaunchpad bug 474917 in nvidia-graphics-drivers-180 "nvidia drivers 185.xx compile into kernel 2.6.28 instead of 2.6.31 on update from jaunty to karmic" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/47491720:07
tseliotif you don't plan to upload an update I'll mark the task for karmic as a won't fix20:08
superm1tseliot, didn't upload to karmic, probably wont at this point20:09
superm1should be fixed in lucid however20:09
tseliotsuperm1: yes, I know. I just wanted to double check with you20:09
tseliotsuperm1: also, did you have the chance to work on fglrx?20:16
superm1tseliot, yeah i think most of the conversion necessary should be done, but you should double check my work20:18
superm1it's all on phorogit20:18
tseliotsuperm1: ok, let me check20:18
superm1since we dont have a (working) driver for lucid right now, it was a bit hard to verify 20:18
tseliotsuperm1: I made these changes (on the basis of what we do with nvidia): http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/372728/20:45
superm1tseliot, that first set of changes should be in dkms's common.postinst20:46
tseliotright, but can I use them if I source from that file?20:46
tseliotwithout executing the rest of the script, that is20:47
superm1tseliot, Oh.  hm.20:47
superm1what's update-initramfs's behavior without the -k flag?20:47
tseliotsuperm1: it updates the kernel grub defaults to20:49
superm1hm well  i understand better why you've  got that in place now...20:50
superm1i guess that's the only way to do it for now then20:52
superm1I wish there was a cleaner way20:52
* tseliot nods20:56
tseliotsuperm1: I think I'll push my changes21:01
superm1tseliot, okay.  do you know what piece is incompatible with the current fglrx in the X stack?21:01
superm1perhaps you can revert that single piece to the karmic version to be able to test all this21:02
tseliotsuperm1: they didn't tell me what's missing but it mustn't be trivial if it's taking so long21:02
superm1tseliot, well a lot of that is probably their development process too.  they normally develop 2-3 releases out21:03
tseliotsuperm1: yes, of course it must be a matter of priorities too21:03
brycehI am actually a bit surprised they did not already put out a driver that works with xserver 1.721:08
tjaaltontseliot: please make it provide the abi again and conflict with the current server. no reason to let people install it just to see the server crash21:09
brycehI would love it if they'd fix their development process to deliver released drivers in time for ubuntu.  Receiving those pre-release drops ends up just making everyone paranoid about canonical21:10
tseliottjaalton: that's a good idea21:11
superm1I dunno, maybe as a patch to the packages carried in ubuntu21:11
tjaaltontseliot: just providing the old abi is enough to make it conflict21:12
tseliotbryceh: right, but I have a *secret driver* so they're not being paranoid :-P21:12
superm1it's hard to gauge which releases get supported by the packaging kept in phorogit sometimes21:12
brycehtseliot, you're a very sinister guy21:12
superm1and if you forget to update one of them, then suddenly a release that should work won't21:12
tseliotbryceh: I am. Furthermore I'm working from our secret lab in Lexington right now :-P21:13
brycehsay hi for me :-)21:13
tseliotsuperm1: do you mean a patch which changes the control file?21:13
tjaaltontseliot: btw, what's wrong with the e71?-)21:14
tseliotbryceh: sure, I'll say hi to dr. evil :-P21:14
superm1tseliot, just for now maybe uploading to lucid something that conflicts with the current x server21:14
superm1but not making that change in the upstream packaging21:14
brycehbtw, are you subbed to xorg-prop-drivers-testers@lists.launchpad.net ?21:14
tseliottjaalton: the browser is an abomination. I can't even login on launchpad or on the website which should allow me to have my wifi connection in the hotel. Furthermore I keep pressing the "p" key when I try to hang up...21:15
tjaaltontseliot: heh yeah, the browser sucks. opera might be better though21:15
tseliotsuperm1: aah, ok, that would definitely be better21:16
tseliotbryceh: yes, I did21:16
tseliottjaalton: I'll try webkit when I get my nexus21:16
tseliot:-)21:16
tjaaltontseliot: boo :)21:16
tseliot:-D21:17
jcastrook21:48
Duke`Sarvatt, I'm x86_64, your packages are i38622:16
RAOFbryceh: Oh!  I've just noticed something obvious missing from the nouveau testing page: suspend/resume.  I'll add that in.22:34
brycehRAOF, aha thanks22:35
Sarvattcan you build it yourself Duke`?22:49
Sarvatti'll send the source if you want22:49
SarvattDuke`: grab xserver-xorg-video-intel_2.10.0+git20100209.41784e15-0ubuntu0sarvatt2~karmic* from http://sarvatt.com/downloads/intel_crashes/libdrm-reverts/ then dpkg-source -x xserver-xorg-video-intel_2.10.0+git20100209.41784e15-0ubuntu0sarvatt2~karmic.dsc22:54
Duke`Sarvatt, I'll see what I can do tomorrow, I need to go  to bed now or I'll have an hard day :)22:59
Duke`good night23:00

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