[02:41] slangasek: (since you're the furthest west release team member) - It looks like the latest gcc4.4 upload is breaking many/all (not sure) powerpc builds. [02:41] (or anyone else). [02:42] Given where we are in the release cycle, not sure if that's a push the panic button item or not. [02:42] I have access to powerpc hardware and I'm trying to verify reverting fixes it. [02:48] * holstein has *old* ppc hardware [02:48] but if you need testing [02:48] let me know [02:52] ScottK: do you have an example broken build? [02:52] slangasek: kipi-plugins [02:53] qt4-x11 [02:53] kdeedu [02:53] ok [02:53] There may be more. [02:53] So far I've just found C++ examples. [02:54] this won't be a quick package to revert, so I'll wait for you to verify that reverting fixes it and in the meantime will poke at the diff (in between having dinner) [02:54] the failure mode is just a FTBFS, right? [02:54] Yes. [02:54] Not a misbuild at least. [02:54] ok; so once fixed we can do a mass giveback [02:57] Yep [02:58] slangasek: do you want the ppc buildds on manual while you wait? [03:00] lamont: I vote yes if that counts. [03:01] slangasek: My build with the previous gcc4.4 already got past where the current one failed. [03:01] I consider it confirmed. [03:01] done [03:02] slangasek: That's about all I can do I think. Over to you. [03:02] I'll check back in and let you know if the build finishes, but I'm confident it will. [03:12] "cannot find -lgcc_s" - ah, that definitely lines up with what I'm seeing in this diff [03:12] though I guess it'll take a bit to track down the faulty bit [03:14] That's good news. At least it's not magically broken. [03:15] I'll leave it with you then. [03:15] slangasek: Don't forget to tell lamont when to turn the builders back on .... [03:15] Good luck. [04:16] slangasek: My test build with the old gcc-4.4 of kipi-plugins succeeded. [04:42] so if someone wanted to fix gutenprint to not run -j16 at whereever it does that, arm might like it better (gourd may have fallen over completely, or it may just be very angry and slow) [04:50] after checking, it looks to be just very angry and slow, not down-and-out. [04:50] but I suspect it would build faster if it were less agressive [04:50] * lamont sleeps [05:24] Files in first .deb but not in second [05:24] ------------------------------------- [05:24] -rw-r--r-- root/root /usr/lib/gcc/powerpc-linux-gnu/4.4/libgcc_s.so [05:24] well that probably explains it, don't it [06:16] heh; so all the bits are there in debian/rules*, but a missing make dependency means they get executed out of order [06:17] oh, no, simpler than that; they're just plain listed out of order [07:21] lamont: well, I have a candidate fix now; so turning the powerpc builders back on so we can build it would help :) [14:05] so... are we expecting these gcc builds now running to be what we need? [15:11] cjwatson: around? [16:08] slangasek, lamont, cjwatson: Looks like powerpc is fixed. What's the best way to give back the failures? All or is it easy enough to just do that ones that failed yesterday/today? [16:10] * ScottK queued up enough that there's no rush to decide. [16:11] ScottK: there's a script to do it, I was just waiting for 4.5 and arm and my sanity to all be happy [16:11] weekend tasks are kind of interfering with my playtime [16:17] lamont: OK. I think there's enough queued on powerpc that waiting for armel won't slow things down. [18:40] lamont: powerpc> hurray! and armel is in progress then, I guess? [19:05] Looks like we'll know in another half a day or so. [19:48] * slangasek nods [21:34] Actually gcc-4.4 finished much faster this time. Looks like we are in business. [21:35] published? [21:41] Yep. [21:41] * Laney tries a give-back [21:41] Laney: lamont has a script he'll run to do a mass give back. [21:41] lamont: I think you can fire when ready. [21:42] alright then [21:49] slangasek: ^^^ [22:18] lamont: please tell me you took adare down for a good reason and it didn't just die randomly? [23:33] * ScottK looks around for an FFe to support http://dylanmccall.blogspot.com/2010/09/new-installer-slideshow-for-ubuntu.html