[00:10] nouveau has similar - but milder - behavior. Memory usage increases by 0.2MB when I minimize and restore a system monitor window. [00:10] virtual memory increases by a bit more than 2MB [00:15] can anyone else see this same behavior? [00:29] is there more information I can provide? eg xrestop or something like that? [01:59] dbro: And does that continue to increase indefinately? [01:59] dbro: Other interesting datapoints include dmesg & Xorg.0.log. [02:17] bryceh: can you have a look at this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/429384 it is reported against karmic alpha 5 so does it make sense to ask the reporter to check if this problem exists in lucid devel. release and mark the bug incomplete or should I just leave this one alone [02:17] Ubuntu bug 429384 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "[i965] [karmic i386 alpha 5] X hangs (intel 965gm)" [Undecided,New] [02:20] dhillon-v10, yes, we probably will only care about lucid bugs here on out [02:21] bryceh: alright so can I'll mark others with karmic tag incomplete :) [02:22] dhillon-v10, thanks, that'd be a big help [02:23] dhillon-v10, btw once the original reporter has tested it on lucid, tag it 'lucid' [02:23] dhillon-v10, when I go through X bugs, I only look at ones tagged 'lucid' now [02:23] bryceh: np :) oh yeah I'll keep that in mind :) [02:24] dhillon-v10, generally I don't count it as tested against lucid if some other random person tested it, since they usually haven't provided the full collection of needed info that the original reporter gave [02:24] and plus, who knows if the person *actually* had the same bug, or just something that seemed similar to them [02:25] but use your judgment there [02:25] usually we want the other person to report their issue as a separate bug report. We have to do that anyway if we upstream the bug. [02:28] bryceh: alright, thanks for the advice [02:31] RAOF: it increases only when I perform those actions. The increment happens when I trigger it, not simply due to passing time [02:32] RAOF: what should I look for in dmesg? I can't see anything since bootup [02:33] RAOF: and what should I look for in Xorg.0.log? No obvious errors apparent there either [02:33] dbro: Various forms of nouveau kernel debug spew; also it would allow me to determine a couple of things about your setup such as your card generation, whether it needs firmware, whether it *has* firmware, etc. [02:34] dbro: Just pastebinning them would be good; I can easily check through them for items of interest. [02:34] ok, should I put it in a pastebin page or something like that? [02:34] ok [02:38] RAOF: re Xorg.0.log - how many lines should I include? It seems to go back to before the current boot [02:39] dbro: All of them will do. If you've got “pastebinit” installed, just go “dmesg | pastebinit” and “pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log”. [02:40] RAOF: ok. http://www.pastebin.com/m39087e9d [02:41] and the dmesg is here: http://www.pastebin.com/m43f96c9f [02:43] and my xorg.conf is http://www.pastebin.com/m764f40e5 [02:43] (it's got a lot of commented lines... sorry about that) [02:45] THat pastebin seems to be empty? [02:46] uh oh... [02:46] first one? [02:46] The last 2. [02:47] sorry- I should't have included the "www." in those 2. [02:47] so they are http://pastebin.com/m43f96c9f [02:47] and http://pastebin.com/m764f40e5 [02:47] Ta. I'm off for a while, but I'll have a look at them when I get back. [02:48] thanks, I'll keep an eye on this window [03:05] bryceh: mission accomplished :) the only bugs left in new state are in lucid [03:06] bryceh: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bugs?search=Search&field.status=New [03:08] dhillon-v10, nice [03:08] bryceh: yeah around 33 left, now time to fix them :) [03:09] actually we'll probably need to have them test against the 2.6.33 drm; quite likely their bugs are fixed there [03:09] so if we end up bringing that in, we'll be able to close the bugs [04:46] dbro: Hm. Interesting. How much does your graphics actually work again? :). You've got the nvidia binary driver loading as well, which is unlikely to improve matters :) [04:47] dbro: Also, you've got quite an old nouveau kernel module which isn't using KMS. [04:50] That's not necessarily a problem, but it might be fixed in a newer version. Also, you've got the same chipset as me, so I'll see if I can reproduce it. [04:57] dbro: I can't reproduce your memleak: I've minimised & restored a system monitor window about 20 times now; memory usage has oscilated between 32MiB and 31.9MiB. Virtual size has remained static at 154.7MiB. [04:57] dbro: It might be interesting for you to try a Lucid alpha 3 livecd; that should have nouveau by default so would be a good environment to see if your bug has been fixed. [05:14] ok. is that available now? [05:16] how can I get the extra nvidia driver to not load? [05:19] Alpha 3 is not yet out; you could either blacklist the nvidia driver or remove the nvidia-source package (I'm not sure what Ubuntu version you're running, so I'm not sure what the exact package name will be). [06:24] RAOF: thanks for the suggestions. I removed the nvidia source package, then rebooted. there was no mention of the nvidia driver in dmesg, only nouveau was loaded. and now I see no change in Memory usage by x when minimizing and restoring the system monitor window. However, I do see an increase in xorg's virtual memory usage when minimizing and restoring the system monitor window. [06:24] about 2MB per minimize,restore cycle [07:04] RAOF: should I try to use a more recent version of nouveau, eg by following these instructions? https://edge.launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers/+archive/nouveau [07:07] dbro: You could give it a whirl. Of course, I'd be more interested in your Lucid experience (once Alpha 3 has landed), since that's what we're going to be supporting :) [07:08] upgrading to the lucid versions of the nouveau packages seems to involve a lot of other package removals and upgrades- is there a way to avoid that? [07:09] You don't want to do that - I was thinking more a livecd situation. [07:09] ok [07:09] I will try the live cd -- expected to be available feb 25, right? [07:10] * RAOF rechecks the release schedule. Why isn't it in my google calendar? [07:11] Yup. 25th, all things going smoothly. [07:11] thanks again. good night! [09:43] bryceh: you need to take nvidia-graphics-drivers a separate entry on the bug chart, it's starting to make the "Remainder" look bad/worse :) [11:01] serial wacom support for xserver now in git === wgrant_ is now known as wgrant