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RAOF | Good morning! | 08:51 |
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jk- | heya apw, RAOF. | 08:55 |
apw | RAOF, heya, jk- evening! | 08:57 |
apw | RAOF, did sconklin drop you a line about the lid detect bug ? | 08:57 |
RAOF | apw: Indeed he did. I've replied, and cc'd you. | 08:58 |
apw | ahh then i'll read m'email | 08:58 |
* apw shouts at compiz which has dumped twice in two days | 08:59 | |
RAOF | apw: In short, I think it's possible to fix in a way that would minimise regression potential, and be acceptable upstream, but requires more work than the pseudo-patch I dumped in the bug. | 08:59 |
ikepanhc | good morning .eu | 09:03 |
apw | afternoon .ap | 09:08 |
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ikepanhc | .ap? | 09:11 |
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cooloney | ikepanhc: as you are maintaining the #hwe tree, i got a question for you | 09:18 |
cooloney | ikepanhc: when we got a new board defconfig and some small patches to enable a new board, | 09:18 |
cooloney | ikepanhc: do you just add a new flavor or something else | 09:19 |
ikepanhc | cooloney: for a custom kernel, its another branch, so I will have a new debian folder | 09:20 |
ikepanhc | cooloney: and restart the abi/changelog/flavour | 09:20 |
cooloney | ikepanhc: ok, creating a new debian.project folder | 09:21 |
ikepanhc | cooloney: yeah | 09:22 |
cooloney | ikepanhc: and if you got a new board which can be fitted into this project | 09:22 |
cooloney | shortly, this project has 2 boards, | 09:22 |
cooloney | board-a and board-b | 09:22 |
cooloney | will you create 2 flavors for that? | 09:22 |
ogra | cooloney, if you are tlaking about the omap4 kernel above, the same omap4 kernel will run on both boards, dont bother with fiddling with different flavours | 10:46 |
cooloney | ogra: the panda board use is own config file instead of the original one omap4_sdp_defconfig. | 11:31 |
ogra | that will change | 11:31 |
ogra | just ignore omap4_sdp_defconfig for that build | 11:31 |
ogra | and use the panda one | 11:31 |
cooloney | ogra: and we cannot generate 1 kernel to support that 2 boards. i just got a compiling failure | 11:32 |
cooloney | ogra: yeah, that's what i am doing. | 11:32 |
ogra | TI said it will be one kernel | 11:32 |
cooloney | thanks for heads up | 11:32 |
ogra | probably not yet though :/ | 11:32 |
cooloney | ok, it guess it will be panda, not sdp | 11:32 |
cooloney | no problem | 11:32 |
ogra | yes, main target is panda for 10.10 anyway | 11:32 |
cooloney | and one another thing is the panda config also got a problem | 11:33 |
cooloney | it built in both 8250 serial and omap serial driver | 11:33 |
cooloney | weird | 11:33 |
cooloney | i am still working on that | 11:33 |
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Kano | apw: is it possible to change options based on enforce? | 12:27 |
apw | Kano, not currently is purely a check and abort function right now | 12:28 |
Kano | so how do you change options | 12:29 |
apw | Kano, add the new values by hand and updateconfigs normally | 12:31 |
Kano | where to put the .config ? | 12:32 |
apw | there is a file called OVERRIDES you can put them in _temporarily_ then run updateconfigs, then remove it | 12:35 |
* cking wonders if that's documented anywhere | 12:39 | |
* apw knows it is not, though the source is pretty easy to read | 12:40 | |
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amitk | apw: our build system is not an easy read anymore (for newcomers) :) | 13:51 |
apw | amitk, bah of course it is :) | 13:52 |
amitk | apw: that's like saying that "War and peace" is an easy read | 13:55 |
amitk | :-p | 13:55 |
ericm|ubuntu | apw, amitk, is there any easy way to extract the scripts of updateconfigs quickly into a separate script, so that multiple _defconfig can be used as input and a common.config and a bunch of <flavor>.config as output? | 13:57 |
ericm|ubuntu | I guess that seems to be very useful for the ARM _defconfig mess we are now facing with | 13:58 |
apw | ericm|ubuntu, the processing works in that manner internally | 13:58 |
apw | there is a script to apply to a directory of configs | 13:58 |
ericm|ubuntu | apw, which one? | 13:58 |
ericm|ubuntu | splitconfig.pl? | 13:59 |
apw | yep | 13:59 |
apw | kernelconfig uses it so you can see how to | 13:59 |
ericm|ubuntu | apw, thanks man - I'll take a look | 14:00 |
amitk | ericm|ubuntu: while it is worth looking into, I don't have high hopes that it will find too much common stuff. | 14:01 |
ericm|ubuntu | amitk, well at least find a base to start the merge with | 14:01 |
ericm|ubuntu | amitk, though I guess won't be very optimal | 14:02 |
* amitk nods | 14:05 | |
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apw | ogasawara, yo ... hows -rc2 | 15:45 |
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ogasawara | apw: bah, I sent you email but looks like it didn't go out. /me re-sends | 15:59 |
apw | ogasawara, heh thanks | 16:01 |
bjf | pgraner, cking needs http://www.bluemic.com/snowball/ | 16:05 |
pgraner | bjf: heh | 16:06 |
cking | bjf, I probably need to write a driver for the snowball before I can use it | 16:30 |
bjf | cking, it works on a mac, and that's just like linux, i don't think there would be a problem | 16:31 |
cking | bjf, you being funny? | 16:32 |
bjf | cking, yup | 16:32 |
Zhenya | hi guys! | 16:36 |
Zhenya | i am having lots of fatal kernel panis | 16:37 |
Zhenya | panics | 16:37 |
Zhenya | lol | 16:37 |
Zhenya | It hasn't done it today yet, but once i switch to dual screens and run some music, i feel like its guaranteed in an hour or so | 16:37 |
Zhenya | if someone would help it would make my machine much more usable :/ | 16:37 |
Zhenya | anyone? | 16:42 |
JFo | Zhenya, do you have a bug filed about the issue? | 16:45 |
Zhenya | JFo: no i do not as i dont even know how to get all the details except for dmesg and i wanted to make sure it wasnt my hardware | 16:45 |
Zhenya | (however this did NOT happen when i was on 9.10) | 16:45 |
JFo | you can run ubuntu-bug linux from a terminal window | 16:46 |
JFo | it will gather all that we need | 16:46 |
JFo | so the command | 16:46 |
JFo | 'ubuntu-bug linux' | 16:46 |
Zhenya | do i just wait for it to then panic? | 16:47 |
Zhenya | oh cool! | 16:47 |
Zhenya | which is this? | 16:48 |
Zhenya | kernel config? filesystem? | 16:48 |
Zhenya | other? | 16:48 |
JFo | what do you mean? | 16:50 |
JFo | this pulls all the data we want and opens a bug on Launchpad | 16:50 |
Zhenya | gotcha | 16:50 |
Zhenya | nm | 16:50 |
Zhenya | thanks for showing me this! | 16:51 |
JFo | my pleasure :) | 16:52 |
Zhenya | JFo: in case you want to check it out :D https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/591330 | 17:02 |
ubot2 | Launchpad bug 591330 in linux (Ubuntu) "Kernel panic - random (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] | 17:02 |
JFo | thanks, I'll take a look in a bit :) | 17:04 |
bjf | ## | 17:08 |
bjf | ## Kernel team meeting in 55 minutes | 17:08 |
bjf | ## | 17:08 |
Zhenya | JFo: next time my machine crashes should i grab the dmesg right after the crash and attach it to the log also? | 17:17 |
Zhenya | log=bugreport | 17:17 |
JFo | sure, that is helpful indeed | 17:17 |
Zhenya | ok great.i am awaiting the caps lock wink of death | 17:19 |
JFo | heh | 17:19 |
JFo | apw, did we ever explain the new bug process to cking? | 17:32 |
apw | JFo, dunno cking ? | 17:33 |
JFo | hmm | 17:33 |
JFo | I can't remember us discussing it with him | 17:33 |
JFo | and I just realized that there are a few in need of review that he may not be aware of | 17:33 |
JFo | kernel-acpi bugs that is | 17:33 |
cking | JFo, I'm not aware of what was discussed, got a brain like a sieve at the moment anyway, so is it documented? | 17:38 |
JFo | heh | 17:40 |
JFo | yeah, lemme dig it up | 17:40 |
apw | more work for cking ... yay | 17:41 |
* cking sinks | 17:41 | |
JFo | heh | 17:41 |
cking | glub glub | 17:41 |
JFo | so here are the new tags we crated, did you see them cking? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/Tagging | 17:42 |
JFo | we used your name in vain for one | 17:42 |
cking | cool - all the yummy ACPI goo | 17:42 |
JFo | yep, there isn't much | 17:42 |
JFo | here is the rough idea of the process https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BugReview | 17:42 |
cking | JFo, that's coherent - great! | 17:44 |
JFo | :-) | 17:44 |
JFo | let me know if you have any questions | 17:44 |
JFo | we are still working out the bugs so to speak | 17:45 |
cking | no - it's easy peasy to use - thanks for making it fool proof | 17:45 |
JFo | well, we try :) | 17:45 |
ogasawara | jjohansen: so I'm sue you saw, but I've rebased our maverick kernel to 2.6.35-rc1 and will soon be pushing our rebase to 2.6.35-rc2... | 17:46 |
JFo | the big thing is to make it super easy for you guys to get relevant and timely bugs to have a look at cking | 17:46 |
ogasawara | jjohansen: in my rebasing I spaced on dropping any AA patches like we'd discussed. | 17:46 |
ogasawara | jjohansen: will that be an issue for you in bringing us up to date with the latest AA patches for 2.6.35 | 17:46 |
JFo | and the top 50 list at http://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/jfo/kernel-Top50.html is so you can have a look at the overall workload | 17:46 |
jjohansen | ogasawara: yep, its not a problem | 17:47 |
ogasawara | jjohansen: cool, phew | 17:47 |
jjohansen | ogasawara: we can either drop them separately or, patch on top, which ever works best for you | 17:47 |
jjohansen | ogasawara: probably best they didn't get dropped just yet anyways as I have some compatability bugs to work out | 17:48 |
ogasawara | jjohansen: cool. doesn't make much of a difference to me if we drop them separately or just a patch on top. | 17:49 |
jjohansen | okay, I'll probably drop and do a clean import for you as that will give a nice clean history | 17:49 |
ogasawara | jjohansen: sounds good | 17:49 |
sconklin | I just took a lucid update and now my machine won't boot. I'll let you know what I find out. | 17:52 |
JFo | nicew | 17:52 |
JFo | s/w// | 17:52 |
sconklin | ok, It's not catastrophic. It boots fine when the external USB drive isn't attached. | 17:54 |
tgardner | sconklin, does it have abootable partition? | 17:55 |
Zhenya | JFo: ok i just had a panic | 17:56 |
Zhenya | and i got the dmesg | 17:56 |
Zhenya | should i pastebin it? | 17:56 |
JFo | put the file in the bug please | 17:56 |
JFo | sconklin, I seem to recall someone else seeing that issue as well | 17:57 |
bjf | ## | 17:57 |
bjf | ## Kernel team meeting in 5 minutes | 17:57 |
bjf | ## | 17:57 |
* JFo reasies for the meeting | 17:57 | |
JFo | redies* | 17:57 |
JFo | sigh | 17:57 |
JFo | I give up on typing for today | 17:57 |
tgardner | JFo, crack your knuckles | 17:57 |
JFo | oh wow... wonder how long I have needed that | 17:58 |
JFo | oh yes, hands are working much better now :) | 17:58 |
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JanC | Zhenya: best attach it to your bug report so that it doesn't get lost | 18:03 |
Zhenya | JanC: ok i will do it! i rerequested my password from launchpad and its taking forever to get here..... | 18:03 |
JanC | heh, how did you upload an hour ago without that password? ☺ | 18:05 |
Zhenya | i had one | 18:05 |
Zhenya | and i tried using it and it DIDNt work right now | 18:05 |
Zhenya | i know i had the right password, very weird.... | 18:05 |
sconklin | http://www.webson.co.za/complete-guide-fixing-grub-error-17/ | 18:07 |
JFo | cking, that is by far the BP that has me most excited | 18:11 |
cking | JFo, the BIOS testing one?! | 18:12 |
JFo | yep | 18:12 |
cking | your're welcome to get the sources, build it, use it and give me feedback ;-) | 18:12 |
Zhenya | JFo: still no password, do you have the correct permissions to attach things to the bug reports? | 18:12 |
manjo | apw, do you want us to put names along side the todo items ? | 18:20 |
JFo | yes, if you are going to be doing that item | 18:20 |
JFo | cking, I may do that | 18:21 |
apw | manjo, thats what the instructions say yes | 18:21 |
JFo | I am eager to see what it does in the testing ISOs | 18:21 |
manjo | apw, AH instructions :) | 18:21 |
apw | bjf, can you remember what smb calls his 'manual' for stable | 18:21 |
apw | he has a nice name i think | 18:21 |
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bjf | apw, yes | 18:21 |
bjf | apw, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/StableHandbook/UpstreamStableReview | 18:22 |
cking | JFo, I'd better write a README file then ;-) | 18:22 |
apw | bjf, and what does he call it | 18:22 |
apw | handbook, thank you | 18:22 |
apw | JFo, i think we need a Handbook section of the Kernel wiki | 18:22 |
JFo | cking, yes please :) | 18:22 |
bjf | apw, was getting the url from bookmarks | 18:22 |
apw | for those sorts of things | 18:22 |
JFo | apw, I agree | 18:22 |
apw | bjf, sorry i was not actually thinking of the URL though it has the information :) | 18:22 |
JFo | I think that is massively useful | 18:22 |
* bjf thinks we need some user experience people to help design the kernel wiki pages (maybe a useability study or two) | 18:24 | |
* manjo getting lunch will be back soon | 18:24 | |
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JFo | I think that is a thumping good idea bjf | 18:26 |
JFo | work the layout flow out and all | 18:26 |
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jaminc | my laptop appears to be periodically rebooting as a result of a kernel crash... however most attempts to submit the requested bug report for the kernel crash result in a "HTTP Error 500: Internal Server Error" response after several minutes trying to upload the data. Is there any other way I can report this problem and provide the necessary data? | 18:29 |
JFo | I think you are encountering the same issue as Zhenya jaminc | 18:31 |
JFo | there seems to be some kind of server issue | 18:32 |
jaminc | k... wasn't sure if it was me or the server... it's an annoying issue... leave the system for a while and come back to find it rebooted at the login screen... no idea why... only report I have successfully uploaded indicated that my kernel was too old, though I'm pretty sure it was the most current at the time | 18:33 |
apw | JFo, as we do not have any advanced topics i wonder if we should make 'Advanced' into 'Other' | 18:35 |
apw | then have essentially the same list of topics under 'Topics' on there | 18:35 |
apw | hrm, perhaps not, what does that get me | 18:35 |
lag | Right, that's me! Night all. | 18:43 |
lamont | Jun 8 11:16:07 rover3 libvirtd: 11:16:07.449: error : udevStrToLong_ui:73 : Failed to convert '008' to unsigned int#012 | 18:57 |
lamont | wtf is up with that | 18:57 |
cking | tgardner, not sure if that patch will work - doesn't the pcmcia_request_irq require interrupts to be enabled to detect the IRQ probing? | 19:01 |
tgardner | cking, as far as I could tell it did not. everything was just I/O reads and writes. | 19:01 |
cking | tgardner, ok - well, then I'm very happy with it ;-) Thanks for picking this up - I'm the slacker | 19:02 |
tgardner | cking, lets see if it actually works :) | 19:02 |
cking | tgardner, if it does, the same code should be applied to a bunch of those drivers that use the same probing/config methodology | 19:03 |
apw | lamont, odd isn't it, i saw that when testing kvm myself. i had assumed it was a udev/libvirtd interaction | 19:05 |
apw | lamont, and therefore blamed kirkland | 19:06 |
Zhenya | JFo: you mean on launchpad or kernel wise? | 19:11 |
apw | tgardner, i think your script which adds ~lucid1 has gotten a little out of hand as its adding them everywhrere there is a ) ... should only apply on lines which do not have whitespace as the first character | 19:17 |
cking | JFo, I've dumped a readme file in the top level of the test suite - it's ready for you to play with | 19:18 |
bjf | pgraner, if I go to http://voices.canonical.com/kernelteam/ i'm not getting any of the links on the right side of the page (so I can't go to admin and post) | 19:23 |
bjf | pgraner, is it working for you? | 19:23 |
* pgraner looks | 19:23 | |
pgraner | bjf: nope | 19:24 |
tgardner | apw, I had that fixed once. sed '1s/..../ | 19:28 |
apw | tgardner, hrm well its unwell again i am afraid | 19:28 |
tgardner | apw, no worries. I'll figure it out. | 19:29 |
tgardner | apw, fixed and pushed | 19:32 |
apw | tgardner, cool | 19:32 |
* cking attends to kids - seeya tomorrow | 19:33 | |
Zhenya | JFo: still no way to access launchpad | 20:11 |
jaminc | Zhenya, what problem are you having accessing launchpad? | 20:13 |
jjohansen | -> Lunch | 20:59 |
cnd | hooray! I think I'm finally out from under pm-utils work :) | 21:05 |
cnd | twas a little more than I bargained for when I took it over at the end of the lucid cycle... | 21:06 |
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apw | pgraner, is emerald ok | 21:24 |
tgardner | apw, no tyler either | 21:25 |
apw | yet pgraner is here ... odd | 21:25 |
methril_work | is here the proper place to ask for linux rt kernel? | 22:21 |
methril_work | i see some updates in the rt preempt patch taht are not reflected with the rt kernels | 22:21 |
apw | methril_work, abogani is the man for those kernels, though they are not here at the moment | 22:22 |
methril_work | apw: thanks. Do you know his time zone? | 22:23 |
apw | i think .eu though its sometimes hard to tell as that might be his off work time | 22:24 |
methril_work | apw: i´ll try to catch him later | 22:25 |
Zhenya | jaminc: cannot log in or retrieve password | 22:29 |
smoser | anyone around who can answer a quick question before i open it as a bug ? | 22:33 |
smoser | jjohansen maybe | 22:33 |
jjohansen | smoser: whats up | 22:33 |
smoser | i'm playing around with eucalyptus, and attaching a bunch of EBS block devices , detaching them, reattaching them. | 22:33 |
smoser | the block devices get (in udev) KERNEL=/dev/vda at first | 22:34 |
smoser | then vdb | 22:34 |
smoser | then vdc .... vdz | 22:34 |
jaminc | Zhenya, hmmm can do both here... simply can't submit a kernel crash bug report | 22:34 |
smoser | they are never re-used | 22:34 |
jaminc | JFo thought we might be experiencing the same issue, but doesn't seem to be | 22:34 |
Zhenya | jaminc: gotcha.i think they are ahving server isssues | 22:35 |
jjohansen | smoser: hrmm, that seems wrong | 22:35 |
smoser | my experience with other busses (scsi) is that when a block device was detached, and then reattached it would be freed. | 22:35 |
smoser | ok. i'll open a bug. just wanted to make sure it wasn't obviously working as expected from the kernel perspective. | 22:35 |
jjohansen | yeah, that is generally the case | 22:35 |
jaminc | smoser, esata doesn't reuse unless you explicitly tell the kernel to delete it | 22:35 |
smoser | hm.. | 22:36 |
jaminc | try echoing 1 into /sys/block/${DEV}/device/delete | 22:36 |
jjohansen | right there are some exceptions | 22:36 |
jaminc | that's how I get the kernel to remove the old esata devices | 22:36 |
smoser | well, i'll open a bug, and let kernel deal with it. | 22:37 |
jjohansen | smoser: subscribe me to the bug | 22:37 |
smoser | jaminc, well, there is only at this point a /sys/block/vdag entry (no others) | 22:37 |
smoser | so presumably i'd have to do that before the entry was removed. | 22:37 |
smoser | maybe thats housekeeping that udev is supposed to do ? | 22:37 |
jaminc | hmmm I'd think the device names would be reused if the entry no longer exists... | 22:38 |
jaminc | is there a time limit on uploading lauchpad bug data via apport? | 22:40 |
smoser | jjohansen, bug 591469 | 23:29 |
ubot2 | Launchpad bug 591469 in linux (Ubuntu) "virtio block devices names are not recycled (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/591469 | 23:29 |
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