[05:59] I'm git-bisecting a kernel bug, but my computer is old and takes forever to compile. How can I create a source package for upload to launchpad ppa of the current revision? === ogasawara_ is now known as ogasawara [08:29] apw: / ogasawara: would it be feasible to generate linux-tools* for the mainline builds, too? [10:30] * abogani waves [10:30] I have just incurred into a very funny problem: my laptop goes to sleep *immediately* few instants (sometime I'm not be enough fast to press Alt+F1) after gdm asked for password. It is like if pm-suspend was invoked directly by gdm.... Any hint? [10:30] Thanks in advance! [14:16] jjohansen: not sure if you caught those legacy tty1 patches that soren sent to lkml [14:16] rackerhacker: no I haven't had time to check lkml [14:16] thanks for the heads up [14:16] can't say i blame you - that list is insane [14:16] i'll slip you an email with the diffs [14:17] thanks [14:17] no problem [14:43] akgraner_: we're wrapping up here in our session, so let me know if you want to meet before the final UDS wrap up [14:46] ogasawara, ok - I have a session but it shouldn't take the whole 45 mins Can I meet you in the lobby before the UDS wrap-up? [14:46] Thank you so much!!! [14:47] akgraner_: ack [15:44] does anybody know why I'm getting this error? drivers/gpu/drm/drm_memory.c:116: error: ‘struct agp_memory’ has no member named ‘memory’ [15:45] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/433384/ [15:45] the struct has that member [15:45] apw: I'm trying to build drm from the radeon testing branch ^^ [15:48] tseliot: Where did you pull that struct from? [15:49] crimsun: include/drm/drmP.h [15:49] from the same branch [15:50] it doesn't build against kernel headers' agp_memory struct? [15:50] nope [15:52] huh. It's pretty symptomatic of the intended headers not actually being the ones used (I see they're appended), particularly since the kernel headers' agp_memory struct doesn't have that (line 69 of ubuntu-lucid.git:/include/linux/agp_backend.h) [15:56] crimsun: I thought that passing the path to the right headers to KCPPFLAGS would work [15:56] is there a proper way to do this? [15:58] tseliot: it should work, but they're currently appended. Is that intentional? [15:59] crimsun: I need to override the headers [15:59] as I'm trying to build drm from a more recent kernel [16:00] right, then you really want to prepend instead of appending, no? [16:00] yep [17:16] are there any downsides of using a PAE kernel on < 4GB machine ? [18:27] what do the nic drivers call when they pass the packet up the kernel?