[13:20] <mdz> apw, do we still need /proc/version_signature now that uname() provides all of the relevant information?
[14:59] <cnd> where is the modules.alias file in the initramfs generated?
[14:59] <cnd> anyone know?
[15:09] <smb> cnd, Not for sure. Either when running update-initramfs or taking the one generated when installing the kernel. Probably depmod -a and then update-initramfs helps
[15:09] <cnd> smb, thanks, I think I've found what I need
[15:12] <JFo> hi folks, I have been having some issues getting to a few systems, so I don't have the weekly buglist e-mail out. I'll send the few I have to the list in just a minute for the call.
[16:40] <cnd> apw: install vga16fb /sbin/load-vga16fb $CMDLINE_OPTS
[16:40] <cnd> that in /etc/modprobe.d/vga16fb.conf
[18:30] <ia> hello. could anyone tell me, please, does linux kernel in lucid with proprietary nvidia driver has kms support for nvidia [ion] cards?
[18:31] <jjohansen> ia: no the proprietary driver will never have kms support
[18:34] <ia> jjohansen: ok, thanks for information.
[18:34] <ia> and how about gma500/poulsbo?
[18:35] <mjg59> ia: No
[18:48] <nosse1> Is there some nifty tool for comparing two kernel config files?
[19:00] <bladernr_> Can anyone tell me real quick what package opens up the "Default Application" windows to open when a USB device is connected to a Lucid box?
[19:01] <bladernr_> I'm only asking here as it has something to do with the USB subsystem
[19:01] <bladernr_> I just don't know what to open the bug against yet...
[19:16] <nosse1> Where can I find representative kernel settings for Ubuntu (ARM Lucid)? I'm trying to build an ARM kernel in which to run Lucid, however I need to know which kernel feats that needs to be enables (e.g. upstart req'd DEVTMPFS)
[19:17] <bjf> nosse1, which arm proc are you targeting? have you looked at the lucid topic branches in our git repo?
[19:18] <nosse1> I'm targeting AM3517. I'm trying to bring up Lucid on the TI AM3517-evm
[19:19] <nosse1> What's the URL to your git repo?
[19:23] <bjf> nosse1, git://kernel.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-lucid.git
[19:23] <amitk> nosse1: meld is a great tool
[19:25] <nosse1> amikt: Thanks, but that a ordinary diff tool. Many times the kernel settings are out of order, so you need to sort the file or something in advance
[19:25] <bjf> nosse1, we don't have anything better than meld (no special tools)
[19:26] <nosse1> oh, ok
[19:35] <nosse1> Ush. Same as last time upstart dies with "procps main process terminated with status 255"
[19:35] <nosse1> ..so what kernel option have I forgot to enable.... hmmm
[19:47] <nosse1> I have now cloned the ubuntu kernel repo. Where can I start to find kernel settings?
[19:50] <nosse1> .. I found it
[19:55] <bjf> nosse1, if you are interested in the arm configs you want to checkout one of them
[19:56] <bjf> nosse1, there are 4 arm topic branches
[19:57] <nosse1> Yes, I found some in debian.master/
[19:57] <nosse1> debian.master/config/*
[20:00] <amitk> nosse1: as bjf pointed out, the arm configs are in the arm branches in git (git branch -a). You'll find them in the respective debian.<soc>/config/
[20:04]  * nosse1 is noob: How do I switch the branch including the checked out files? "git checkout -b remotes/origin/ti-omap" ?
[20:17] <bjf> nosse1, in your clone tree do a 'git branch -r'
[20:18] <bjf> nosse1, that will show you all the topic branches
[20:19] <bjf> nosse1, I then (for example) 'git branch --track ti-omap origin/ti-omap;git checkout ti-omap'
[20:20] <nosse1> bjf: I think I messed up my git repo. How can I reset everything the way it was, without cloning everything for scratch?
[20:21] <mjg59> git reset --hard
[20:22] <mjg59> Will let you go to a specific sha
[20:22] <mjg59> But it kind of depends what you're trying to do
[20:23] <nosse1> I have messed up using git branch, and now I just junk branches which I'm trying to rid myself of.
[20:35] <nosse1> bjf: Thanks
[23:05] <crimsun> manjo: thanks for following up on those mic bugs. :-)