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* apw yawns08:11
RAOFapw: You should sleep in, then :)08:15
apwpgraner, frylock is off the world ... for the 3rd time in two days ... both links to nowhere08:18
apwpgraner, actually dsl and ubuntu point to the same IP address ?08:32
krautmoin09:20
ikepanhcouch, sent a empty subject to k-t list09:38
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ericmikepanhc, yeah - but fortunately it didn't end up in my spam box09:53
apwcking, morning ?09:53
ikepanhcericm: ya, fortunately.09:54
ericmikepanhc, it's quite old kernel, why the building issue was revealed recently?09:55
ikepanhcericm: oh, the compile error happen after rebase to lastest hardy master branch09:56
ericmikepanhc, I see09:56
ikepanhcericm: it wasnt there last week09:56
* apw pokes pgraner 10:17
ikepanhcapw: good question on lquest - I dont think we need lguest on netbook branch10:18
ikepanhcs/lquest/lguest10:19
ericmapw, I cannot connect to pgraner's machine, what about you?10:20
apwericm, indeed been down all morning10:21
cooloneytry tyler10:22
apwi think both are out 10:22
ericmapw, I guess helena is also down10:22
apwericm, that has been announced as down, the machine is going to boston10:23
apwbut it has been 6 damn weeks in transition10:23
* ericm has to build a kernel on his tiny mini fan-noisy slow machine now10:23
apwpgraner should be awake within the hour and we should get .mills back10:24
ericmany one has hint for the error below: ERROR: ld.so: object 'libfakeroot-sysv.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.10:30
* ericm is doing a fdr binary10:30
ikepanhcericm: I just ignore the error message. fdr binary still give me the linux-image.deb and the deb works10:32
ericmikepanhc, you are having the same issue? interesting - this never happens on pgraner's machine (never noticed the release difference though)10:33
apwericm, i've seen that before i think but cannot remember what it was about any more sorry10:34
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cooloneyericm: i got that error several times10:43
cooloneyericm: so a) sudo su to get root to build the package10:43
cooloneyb) sbuild10:43
cooloneythat's might be a issue from fakeroot upstream10:44
cooloneyi found that bug was tracked in debian's bug list10:44
smblag, Hey just wanted to let you know that your "make perf more useful in case of error" change likely sneaks into Lucid anyway when apw does his abstracted magic. :)10:48
* smb waves to apw10:48
apwsmb, indeed so ... its in the ones i am test building now10:48
lagGood news :)10:49
smbapw, Did I expect too much or is there only Karmic master updated for now? I fetched but only master changed...10:49
lagWill my "fdr editconfigs" change get in?10:49
smbI believe to have seen that too10:49
apwsmb, i thought the plan was i did master, you tie the bow on that than we can rebase the others and do them too10:50
apw(ie. i can rebase them during the day)10:50
smbapw, I think you are right10:50
apwthe plan may be flawed but i think that was the plan10:50
apwpgraner, ping10:50
smbapw, Meh, I think its alright. I do the ties and push, can I hand test building that to you?10:51
apwsmb, yep... i have to build it anyhow10:52
smbDoh!10:52
apwdoh ?10:52
smbapw, You surely have10:52
apwyep ... _if_ the build boxes come back of course so i can free up my local box for it10:53
smbapw, And me just making little updates to the changelog won't break that10:53
apwthere is that too, though i thought there may be more updates coming for -proposed for karmic i forget10:53
smbapw, No, I know nothing more for KArmic10:54
apwi'll re-test buuld it once i have a free box anyhow10:54
smbapw, You have something with the bow tie on when you pull10:57
apwsmb, thanks10:57
smbapw, Thanks for going through the rebases. I think to remember there will be a little fallout with the debian.env when doing those. Anything else to expect? Or simpler let me know what happens. :)10:59
apwi think it was simpler than i expected actually, but yes will let you know10:59
ograwere the omap3 udeb changes for lucid already uploaded before the new d-i was uploaded yesterday ? 11:09
ericmsmb, reviewing the DOS CR/LF format issue with Marvell code, it looks like a _too_ big issue, (https://pastebin.canonical.com/33183/)11:13
* apw doesn't remember any omap3 stuff aimed at lucid11:14
apwogra, the bug we had was for maverick was it not11:15
ograthe missing USB NIC drivers in udbes ? 11:15
ogra*udebs11:15
ograno, that was lucid omap311:15
ografixed several weeks ago by mpoirier11:15
apwthat i don't think i remember that at all, presumably someone else was dealing with that, so ignore me11:15
ograLP#588805: enable armel-omap udebs for netboot use11:16
ograyou commented on it 6 days ago11:16
ograoh, though thats a different bug number11:17
ograbug 58492011:17
ubot2Launchpad bug 584920 in linux-ti-omap (Ubuntu) "netinstall fails, it has no network driver for moschip (affects: 1) (heat: 264)" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/58492011:17
ograpull request from may 27th11:17
ogra~two weeks ago11:17
ograsince thats stuff needed for netinstall, having it in before d-i gets rebuild is essential11:18
ograelse it makes no sense :)11:18
cooloneyericm: try dos2unix?11:30
apwogra, i would not be supprised if its not yet uploaded, as we have been under -security for the last 3 weeks11:30
ograhrm, k 11:31
ericmcooloney, yeah - but the format itself isn't a big issue, a noisy patch and the problem of application of subsequent patches would be the biggest issue11:31
apwthe SRU process is not in the least bit determininstic time wise especially when -security pops up its ugly head11:31
apwogra, if your patch has a bug link in it then its not showing up on ti-ompa11:32
ograyeah, understood11:32
ograompa lompa :)11:32
ograits not my patch11:32
ograhttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-team/2010-May/010757.html11:33
ograthe ,mail had a buglink11:33
ograand according to smb it was applied to the tree two days ago11:34
apwogra, ok found it ... it'll be in the next upload, its right at the tip of the tree11:34
ograi just dont know if it went in with an upload11:34
ograok11:34
apwthats post -security which is only just in11:34
ograok11:34
ograno prob then, i just want to know what to tell users that ask 11:34
ghostcubehmmm ureadhead still gets killed for me at startup :) is there anything known about11:46
ckingghostcube, i think it's known about: bug 49194311:54
ubot2Launchpad bug 491943 in ureadahead (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Kernel trace buffer should be set to less unrealistic value (affects: 11) (dups: 2) (heat: 54)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/49194311:54
ghostcubecking: thx looking :)11:55
ghostcubehmmm yeah my system has 4 gig mem too 11:56
ghostcubelooks nearly the same must check this athome later thx for the bug11:57
ckingmy pleasure11:57
ericmapw, what if I want to change a blueprint to M+1 (it was target for M, but apparently the topic/work grows more than that)?13:54
apwericm, is there work in M still?  if so leave it as it is, but then move the target on the blueprint front page to N when that starts existing14:00
ericmapw, what do you mean by "when that starts existing"? after UDS-N?14:00
apwi am not sure uds-n even exists as a goal really14:01
apwas yet14:01
ericmapw, no - checked and not available in the drop down box14:01
apwjust put the work-items which flow out under like14:01
apwWork Items for NN:14:01
apwor something which won't match our current release, and they will not show up14:02
ericmapw, I see14:02
apwarm work going to take forever ?14:02
sebjanHello, I am wondering if BUG 507503 was fixed in .34 upstream (I see some patches from .34). Anyone to confirm? Thanks!14:31
ubot2Launchpad bug 507503 in linux-ti-omap (Ubuntu Lucid) (and 5 other projects) "VFP/NEON state is not preserved around signal handlers, causing state corruption between user processes (affects: 1) (heat: 10)" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50750314:31
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pgranercooloney: ping14:37
cooloneypgraner: hey, pete14:54
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apwsebjan, i thin that was fixed upstream yes, i am pretty sure it was a backport in our trees14:54
pgranercooloney: hey some one was asking about an OMAP bug in the scroll back:  [09:32] <sebjan> Hello, I am wondering if BUG 507503 was fixed in .34 upstream (I see some patches from .34). Anyone to confirm? Thanks!14:54
ubot2Launchpad bug 507503 in linux-ti-omap (Ubuntu Lucid) (and 5 other projects) "VFP/NEON state is not preserved around signal handlers, causing state corruption between user processes (affects: 1) (heat: 10)" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50750314:54
pgranercooloney: and apw just answered14:55
pgranercooloney: so never mind14:55
cooloneypgraner: thanks for ping me this. hehe14:55
cooloneyapw is a nice man, always help us14:55
cooloneyapw and sebjan, the patch we backported into our lucid tree might be different from upstream. I need to double check14:56
cooloneysince at that time, we applied the patch from arm mail list14:57
cooloneybut it might be changed a little bit after rmk reviewed before it entered upstream mainline14:57
sebjancooloney: yes, the lucid backport is different, and the .34 upstream contains the latest patch revision (v5) discussed in this thread: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.linux.ports.arm.kernel/58722/focus=5872414:59
cooloneysebjan: got it, thanks for heading up.15:01
cooloneysebjan: i think the upstream version is the right one, in lucid, we just wanna fix the bug in .31/.32/.33 kernel15:02
cooloneysebjan: so if you rebase the on .34, you can ignore that backported VFP patches. 15:02
sebjancooloney, apw, pgraner: thanks guys for checking!15:03
sebjancooloney: yep, this is what I did, and wanted to confirm as the patch content did not seem obvious to me :) Thanks!15:03
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JFomoin bjf 15:19
bjfJFo, i'll take your word for that15:19
bjfbjf, not awake yet15:19
JFospeaking of which...15:20
* JFo goes for more coffee15:20
tgardnerogasawara, please hold off on my LP591416 pull request. I'm working with upstream to build a better solution.15:40
statikhi hi15:41
statikone of my colleagues is having trouble with an e1000e on the maverick kernels (works fine in lucid)15:41
statikI wanted to see whether the patch talked about in this thread was in the maverick kernel already http://kerneltrap.org/mailarchive/linux-netdev/2010/5/11/627696415:42
statiki'm kinda ignorant about kernel stuff, what is the right way for me to get the tree for the ubuntu kernels?15:42
tgardnerstatik, git clone git://kernel.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-maverick.git15:43
statikthanks tgardner15:43
tgardnerstatik, drivers/net/e1000e/hw.h:#define E1000_DEV_ID_PCH_D_HV_DM                0x10EF15:44
statikthanks15:45
statikdmesg seems to show that it is failing probe during boot, and the patch talked about does a hw reset15:46
statikhttp://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/davem/net-next-2.6.git;a=commitdiff;h=627c8a041f7aaaea93c766f69bd61d952a27758615:46
statiki have no idea what i'm talking about, but figured this seemed relevant and worth double checking whether it was present or not15:46
tgardnerstatik, that commit is in Maverick. 'e1000e: Reset 82577/82578 PHY before first PHY register read'15:51
statiktgardner, thanks :) my clone was still running. nessita has a bug report here: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/591702 , and the dmesg shows a line like this: e1000e: probe of 0000:00:19.0 failed with error -3 15:52
apwtgardner, in which upload ?15:52
ubot2Launchpad bug 591702 in linux (Ubuntu) "After upgrade lucid -> maverick eth0 interface is gone (dup-of: 591707)" [Undecided,New]15:52
ubot2Launchpad bug 591707 in linux (Ubuntu) "After upgrade lucid -> maverick eth0 interface is gone (affects: 1) (dups: 1) (heat: 14)" [Undecided,New]15:52
tgardnerapw, I'm looking at the tip of the Maverick tree, so its at least in -rc215:53
apwstatik, which kernel are you testing when seeing this?15:53
apwcat /proc/version_signature15:53
manjotgardner, olimpiya was a good suggestion 15:54
statiknessita, ^ can you check the version_signature ?15:54
statikit was from a dist-upgrade yesterday15:54
tgardnerwhich should be Ubuntu-2.6.35-2.215:55
JFobjf, got the boxes15:55
JFojust 2 of them yes?15:55
tgardnerstatik, oh, maybe not. -meta has not been updated.15:56
nessitatgardner: I'll let you know in a sec15:56
nessitastatik: version_signature where?15:56
statiknessita, cat /proc/version_signature as apw suggested above15:56
JForun that from a terminal15:56
nessitaUbuntu 2.6.35-1.1-generic 2.6.35-rc115:57
nessitastatik: thanks, I missed apw comment above15:57
tgardnernessita, can you download and try https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/maverick/+package/linux-image-2.6.35-2-server ?15:58
nessitatgardner: yessir15:58
tgardnerhttp://launchpadlibrarian.net/49983143/linux-image-2.6.35-2-server_2.6.35-2.2_amd64.deb15:59
nessita1tgardner: no luck with rc2 kernel, look http://nessita.pastebin.com/A9zdSyWt16:14
tgardnernessita: ok, I'll see if I can grok the error code (right after I scarf some breakfast)16:15
nessita1tgardner: ok, I'm in the troubled machine right now, I plugged in a dongle16:16
nessita1tgardner: so I can copy and paste more easily :-P16:16
bjfJFo, you got both pkgs?16:21
JFoyep16:23
tgardnernessita: has this e1000e _ever_ worked with any kernel?16:27
apwogasawara, yo ... 16:31
ogasawaraapw: yo16:31
apwseems we had some FTBS's :(16:31
ogasawaraapw: yep, just looking at those.  it's the firmware not being optional16:31
apwyeah i think we may have to make them optional again16:31
ogasawaraapw: I agree.  I'm gonna send a patch to flip them back.16:32
apwthough you should speak to tgardner 16:32
ogasawaratgardner: ^^16:32
* ogasawara jump on mumble16:32
nessitatgardner: yes, of course16:32
nessitatgardner: until yesterday 7pm it was working16:33
nessitatgardner: and right now it works with kernel 2.6.3216:33
nessitatgardner: which was the kernel from lucid16:33
nessita1tgardner: http://nessita.pastebin.com/UHKNCXKM16:35
ckingmanjo, ping16:36
manjocking, pong 16:36
ckingmanjo, hows that UEFI box getting on? Did you get any joy from it?16:36
manjocking, I am talking to 2 people at intel regarding EFI, unfortunately looks like most of the EFI devs are going to be in santa clara during the plugfest week 16:37
manjocking, I read up some docs yesterday regarding EFI 16:38
manjocking if you hop on some channel on mumble we can chat ? 16:39
ckingOK - gotta bear with me - I've got a migrane16:39
manjooh sorry to hear that 16:39
manjoI am looking at the grub2 code right now 16:39
tgardnernessita, ok, this seems like a serious regression. 16:39
manjocking, I read your wikis on EFI and they are pretty detailed16:39
manjowas wondering with your permission I could move it to our ubuntu wiki ?16:40
ckingmanjo, hold on.. 16:40
nessitatgardner: how can I help debug?16:40
manjocking, ok be back with some more coffee16:40
tgardnernessita: the first thing is to make sure it really, really works with 2.6.32 lucid. please reboot and paste the whole dmesg just to make sure you've not coincidentally encountered a HW issue. I'd be really surprised to find a regression in a well supported driver like e1000e.16:42
tgardnerreboot to lucid, that is.16:42
nessita1tgardner: rebooting to 2.6.3216:43
nessita1tgardner: dmesg for kernel 2.6.32 attached to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/59170716:49
ubot2Launchpad bug 591707 in linux (Ubuntu) "After upgrade lucid -> maverick eth0 interface is gone (affects: 1) (dups: 1) (heat: 14)" [Undecided,New]16:49
nessita1tgardner: I'm currently using net connectivity through eth0 and e1000e16:49
dob1hi, after installing the new ubuntu release on my acer 5100 this problem https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/446274 happen again, with the 9.04 the problem wasn't present, with the precedent release to 9.04 (i don't remember the version number) the problem was present, i know is very difficult to find the cause, but someone has some idea to what is changed in the kernel in these releases that can create the p16:51
ubot2Launchpad bug 446274 in linux (Ubuntu) "System freeze with ACER aspire 5100 (affects: 2) (heat: 12)" [Undecided,Incomplete]16:51
tgardnernessita: cool, now if you could do the same for the 2.6.35-rc2 Maverick kernel? 16:51
nessita1tgardner: yessir16:51
dob1it's a very bad problem, every time i had to hard reboot the system16:52
dob1and i can't find nothing in log or what else16:52
apwdob1, sadly there is such a huge ammount of stuff has changed between 9.04 and 10.04 LTS, that we're pretty unlikely to find the issue16:54
apwdoes the previous kernel still boot for you with the updated userspace ?16:54
dob1apw: i don't have it anymore16:54
apwdob1, the next steps are normally to try and find out if upstream has this fixed via the mainline builds16:54
apwdob1 you can likely find it in the lauchpad librariant, it keeps every kernel forever16:55
nessitatgardner: second output attached to bug report16:56
dob1apw: well can i find some precompiled kernel with no ubuntu patches ?  or i can download it from kernel.org16:56
dob1just to test16:56
apwdob1, yep in the miainline archive: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/MainlineBuilds16:56
apwreport any testing results to the bug16:57
dob1apw: the problem is that when this problem happen i can't do nothing, the pc is freeze, no log , it doesn't respond to ping, like dead, i have to hard reboot16:58
apwdob1, so you can very easily tell if its happehing or not on that kernel then16:58
apwwhen does it happen, instantly at boot or do you have to do something to trigger it16:58
dob1it can happen at boot, after hours i am using the pc, there is no applications that i can identify as a cause16:59
apwif you can trigger it at boot, then booting without quiet and splash on the command line may get you something on the screen to report17:00
dob1apw: to be clear, i have to login to the system17:01
apwnever occurs before that ... hrm ... 17:01
apwa pig to debug for sure17:01
dob1it was happen 1 time before the login, i was at login screen, the screen was ok but the sound of the login was repeated a lot of time, and it was freezed, but not stripe pattern  on the screen17:02
dob1as sound of login, i mean the ubuntu login music, you understand what i mean17:03
tgardnernessita, 'apport-collect 591707' to get the rest of your system info. Looks like you've got some ATI nouveau issues as well.17:03
tgardneris this a thinkpad or something?17:04
nessitatgardner: yes, video sucks at the moment, though I have a nvidia card...17:04
nessitatgardner: ImportError: No module named gi after running apport-collect, though it keeps running17:05
tgardnernessita, do you remember ever havinf flash issues with this e1000e? there was a serious problem during Hardy days when flash could get partially corrupted.17:07
tgardnerthinkpads were particularly vulnerable17:08
nessitatgardner: this is a new box so I only had lucid installed on it17:08
nessitatgardner: first installation was during March this year17:08
tgardners/ATI nouveau/nVidia nouveau/ in my previous comment. I get 'em confused sometimes17:09
tgardnernessita, then you should be OK there17:09
tgardnerfirmware wise....17:09
nessitatgardner: apport-collect finished17:11
tgardnernessita, got it, thanks. I know there are a couple of these thinkpads within the canonical IS group. I'll see if I can get someone to duplicate your issue.17:13
nessitatgardner: ok, let me know if I can do anything else17:14
tgardnernessita, maybe one last thing, attach the 'sudo dmidecode' to the report so I have the BIOS versions, etc.17:15
nessitacoming right up17:16
tgardnerI wish apport-collect did taht autmatically17:16
bjftgardner, am talking to cking about adding that to apport17:17
nessitatgardner: fill a bug! :-P17:17
nessitatgardner: output attached17:17
tgardnerbjf, why would cking be doing it?17:17
bjftgardner, he wants the information for some of the bios testing work he is doing17:18
bjftgardner, i'll do the work to apport17:18
tgardnerbjf, it means you'll have to run apport-collect as sudo17:19
bjftgardner, yup, know that17:19
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bjftgardner, there is code in apport to collect certain logs as root, gksudo, ksudo, or whatever will run as necessary17:29
tgardnercool17:30
tgardnernessita, just for kicks and giggles, can you try the nVidia driver? 17:36
nessitatgardner: I'd love, how can I? aptitude complains with the xorg packages17:37
tgardnernessita, it used to be system/administration/hardware manager17:38
nessitatgardner: as per that application, NVIDIA accelerated graphics driver (version 173) is activated and currently in use17:40
nessitatgardner: and I can not update xserver-xorg-core because it breaks xserver-xorg-input-717:41
nessitaxserver-xorg-core breaks xserver-xorg-video-6 (provided by nvidia-173 173.14.22-0ubuntu11, ...)17:41
tgardnernessita, perhaps the best way to test this is to reinstall Lucid and then run the LTS backport kernel? That would get your video issues out of the loop.17:41
tgardnermaverick is in a bit of flux right now17:42
tgardnerwrt X packages17:42
nessitayes :-)17:42
tgardnernessita, you can get the LTS backported kernel from http://ppa.launchpad.net/kernel-ppa/ppa/ubuntu17:43
nessitatgardner: what do you mean with "reinstall" Lucid? reinstall from scratch?17:43
tgardnernessita, uh, yep. I know that might be painful17:43
nessitatgardner: *a lot* :-/ dependencies for ubuntu one are hige17:44
nessitahuge*17:44
tgardnernessita, well, I hesitate to bug the upstream guys about this 'cause the _first_ thing they'll bitch about is the video faults you have in your dmesg.17:45
nessitatgardner: I see. Let me talk about this with statik17:45
tgardneronce you have an oops, all bets are off for future behaviors.17:45
nessitastatik: ping17:46
tgardnernessita, in the future you should try the LiveCD first before stepping off the edge :)17:47
nessitatgardner: part of my job is to do this17:48
nessitatgardner: isn't argument enough to show that kernel 2.6.32 works?17:48
nessitatgardner: for upstream guys, I mean17:48
tgardnernessita, not with an oops in your dmesg17:48
nessitatgardner: video is totally broken in 2.6.32 but net works17:48
nessitaok17:48
tgardnernessita, in fact, if you _do_ reinstall, then just install the server (no video issues). you can always update by installing ubuntu-desktop17:50
nessitatgardner: reinstall lucid or maverick?17:51
tgardnernessita, reinstall lucid. Is this your only machine?17:51
nessitatgardner: nopes, I have a laptop as well, with Lucid in it17:52
tgardnernessita, um, I thought this _was_ your laptop. Thinkpad, right?17:52
nessitatgardner: nopes, laptop is a toshiba satellite (works well so far)17:53
tgardnerthat would explain the DMI information.17:53
nessitatgardner: computer with this net issue is a desktop17:53
tgardnerOK.17:53
nessitatgardner: want me to add those details to the report?17:57
tgardnernessita, lets just start with the Lucid server re-install first, then add the LTS kernel and report on the results of that.17:57
nessitatgardner: just to be sure, how which one would be the LTS kernel backport and how shall I install it? dpkg -i?18:11
tgardnernessita, use can do that, or just add the repo to your apt sources, e.g., 'echo "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/kernel-ppa/ppa/ubuntu lucid main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/kernel-ppa.list', then 'apt-get update;apt-get install linux-image-server-lts-backport-maverick'18:14
tgardners/use/you/18:14
nessitaright, thanks18:15
ppireshi there. am i wrong if i put a kernel package building question here?19:26
jjohansen-> Lunch19:29
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ogasawaratgardner: heh, I forgot that enabling bnx2 in armel results in additional build failures which I've hopefully fixed up now.20:17
tgardnerogasawara, how much fun could that be :)20:18
ogasawaratgardner: so hopefully the latest test build will finish soon and then I'll upload20:18
tgardnerogasawara, what kind of fixes did you have to make?20:19
ogasawaratgardner: needed to define dma_get_ops20:19
ogasawaradrivers/net/bnx2.c:3102: error: implicit declaration of function 'get_dma_ops'20:19
ogasawaramake that needed to define get_dma_ops20:20
tgardnerogasawara, just a header file inclusion 20:20
tgardner?20:20
tgardnerI'm wondering if its an upstreamable patch20:20
ogasawaraI just threw in a #define get_dma_ops(dev) platform_dma_get_ops(dev)20:21
dupondjewhats the best way to make a bugreport for a kernel bug ?20:44
tgardnerdupondje, 'ubuntu-bug linux'20:45
dupondje[ 2313.242321] BUG: unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at (null)20:47
dupondje[ 2313.242329] IP: [<ffffffffa025e0d6>] iwl3945_get_channels_for_scan+0xc6/0x210 [iwl3945]20:47
dupondjeand firefox gets locked totally .. weird thing :)20:47
dupondjehttps://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/103568/21:01
dupondjedon't need to make bug for it then? As it hopefully gets fixed upstream ?21:02
tgardnerogasawara, dave says he's gonna take that net patch that I sent you earlier today.21:07
ogasawaratgardner: cool, I've already applied it locally21:07
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manjobjf, where can I get the scripts to generate the modified ISO?22:18
manjobjf, found it... but I get an error chroot: cannot run command `mount': Exec format error22:38
bjfmanjo, you got it from the kteam-tools repo22:39
manjoyes22:39
manjobjf, do I need to fun it from PWD? ie where the script is ? 22:40
bjfmanjo, don't know, i've run it on three different systems22:40
bjfmanjo, that's how I normally run it look at the daily script22:40
manjoI coped the script to a directory called newiso/ and ran it 22:40
manjoso I should run it from kernel-tools/daily-test-isos22:40
manjohmmm ran it from that dir and still get chroot: cannot run command `mount': Exec format error22:41
bjfthe "daily-iso-builder.sh" script shows you exactly how I run it22:42
bjfmanjo, are you running it on a lucid system?22:42
manjoyes22:42
bjfhmmm22:42
manjoI have a maverick iso22:43
bjfthat error seems familiar but I can't recall why22:44
manjobjf, do I need to be in a chroot ?22:44
bjfno, the script should take care of any of that22:45
bjfmanjo, I run that script just as it is from a cron job on emerald.pgraner22:45
bjfmanjo, just for a test, try to build it as you on emerald.pgraner22:46
bjfmanjo, in your home dir22:46
manjobjf, yeah emerald is not connecting atm22:46
manjobjf, looks like its dead from here 22:46
manjossh: connect to host  XX port 22: Connection timed out22:47
manjopgraner, ^22:47
ogasawaramanjo: should be up, I'm currently watching a build on it as we speak22:47
bjfogasawara, same error for me22:48
apwseems to work for me22:48
bjfogasawara, apw, same problem from two systems (was able to ssh in yesterday and maybe earlier today)22:53
bjfgetting ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host22:53
manjobjf, any idea why sudo mount --bind /dev $CHROOT/dev would fail ? 22:53
apwbjf, using the main link in right?  dsl is firewalled off when main is up22:55
ogasawarabjf: did you just catch what I said on mumble?22:55
apwbjf, just logged in successfully right now22:55
ogasawarabjf: you probably need to update your .ssh/config22:55
bjfogasawara, why?22:55
ogasawarabjf: I'm assuming firewall changes?22:56
bjfogasawara, since yesterday?22:56
ogasawarabjf: no idea, but I know I had issues connecting this morning and once I updated my .ssh config to use ubuntu.redvoodoo.org it started working22:57
apwogasawara, the secondary link is not open unless the main goes down, so you have to use the right one22:57
bjfogasawara, yup, that was it22:57
apwand we were on the secondary for the first few hours of the day22:58
bjfapw, but i've been using dsl for a while, for long enough i forgot i'd changed22:58
bjfapw, anyway, can connect now22:58
bjfmanjo, ^^22:58
apwperhaps that bit wasn't working22:58
apwbjf, ahh yes i know why, the dyndns on the dsl link was reporting the main address instead of the correct one22:59
manjoyeah I switched to ubuntu. 22:59
manjofrom dsl22:59
manjoas per ogasawara 22:59
apwso it was no use for fall back22:59
bjfah22:59
apwwe should get pete to publish a name which points to the up link23:00
bjfmanjo, as per mount question, don't know why it would fail23:00
* bjf is going to get some exercise, back later23:02
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manjobjf[afk], ogasawara, take a look at http://uck.sourceforge.net/23:17
manjobjf[afk], same script seems to work on emerald, something wrong with my machine setup, I tried uck and that fails on my machines as well.. so using emerald now 23:23

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