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brucezhanghi all, i have a camera supporting the Mjpeg and H264 format. Now i can play the mjpeg format streaming, but i have no idea to play the h264 format. the linux do not support the h264 format.01:48
brucezhangCould you give me some advices?01:49
RAOFI think that it's highly unlikely this is a kernel problem; looking further up the stack is probably what you need to do.01:56
brucezhangHi RAOF , thanks for your reply. I want to add MPEG format  to the V4L2 Driver. Do you have any ideas? 02:10
RAOFbrucezhang: Is the V4L2 layer currently incapable of forwarding mpeg streams on?  It's not a problem further up?02:21
brucezhangIn linux driver layer, V4l2 does not support the H264 format.02:30
RAOFIt surely can't be too hard to add that :)02:32
RAOFYou're basically just passing on data from the card, right?  All that's needed is an extension of the content negotiation, and possibly some metadata?02:33
brucezhangi get data from usb dev.02:34
brucezhangby the command usb-devices, the MJPEG interface can mount the dirver, but the MPEG interface can not mount the driver.02:35
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akgranerapw - guess what is happening again - but now it's not all the time - and I am trying to narrow down what triggers the temp increase reliably 09:42
apwakgraner, bah i hate that machine09:43
akgranerme too09:43
akgranerjust want to give you a heads up09:43
akgraneras soon as I figure the trigger part - I'll file a bug :-)09:44
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mpoiriersconklin: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-linaro/+bug/65459015:07
ubot2Launchpad bug 654590 in linux-linaro (Ubuntu Maverick) (and 1 other project) "WLAN-BT GPIOs need proper initialization (affects: 1) (heat: 12)" [Undecided,Fix released]15:07
tseliotapw: did you port this patch of yours to 2.6.37? http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu/ubuntu-maverick.git;a=commit;h=985f7e2eabee43c30fd3f4d44c8c291c143615f315:17
apw tseliot i believe this is patch is currently missing as it failed to apply15:20
apwits on my list to fix15:20
apwtseliot, seeing issues ?15:20
tseliotapw: ok, I was asking as, after porting some new radeon code to Maverick's kernel, the kernel works well but the ddx driver can't open the drm device15:21
apwcould easily be the issue, i have a crap load of patches on the floor at the moment15:22
tseliotapw: I'll work on it as otherwise I really wouldn't know what could be causing the issue15:23
apwwant me to have a peek ? 15:23
apwtseliot, ^^15:24
tseliotapw: yes, please, help would be welcome :)15:24
tseliotapw: BTW here's what I get in the X log (i.e. it fails to open /dev/dri/card0): http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/530053/15:33
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smoserjj-afk, smb if you're both about (i realize jj-afk is afk) then we can chat a bit whenever17:10
jj-afksmoser: i'm here17:10
smosersmb, ?17:10
smbGot here17:10
smbIs it 6pm utc ?17:11
smosercool17:11
smoserno. not for another 50 minutes, but if we're here and available we can get it out of the way17:11
smbsounds good17:11
smbjust got another cup of tea17:11
smoserok. you want to just do it here ?17:12
smoseri see no reason not to, unless others are annoyed by it17:12
smbNah, they are mostly on holiday anyway. :)17:12
smoserok17:12
smoserwalking through http://paste.ubuntu.com/530110/17:12
smoserbug 61485317:13
ubot2Launchpad bug 614853 in linux-ec2 (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "kernel panic divide error: 0000 [#1] SMP (affects: 2) (heat: 22)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/61485317:13
smoserjj-afk, it looks like we've got a functional patch there ?17:13
jj-afkright I think we have this one17:13
smoserok. so you are who supplied the kernel, that wasn't apparent to me17:13
jj-afkbut the question is whether the patch is SRUable17:14
smoserreally ?17:14
jj-afkyeah sorry, I built that at UDS17:14
smoserhttp://launchpadlibrarian.net/58956370/lp614853.patch ?17:14
smoserkind of looks SRUable to me :)17:14
jj-afkhehe17:14
jj-afkwe can try17:14
smbMain question about sru ability is whether upstream takes it17:14
jj-afkupstream will not take it17:14
smbhave you asked?17:15
smoserwell, this is quite common, so we need to get a fix in for it.17:15
smoserwho do we/I have to beg ?17:15
jj-afksmb: no but there hasn't been any desire to pickup the 2.6.35 fix that its backported from17:15
smbI think what jj-afk means is that it only covers things, but does not fix the main issue17:15
jj-afksmoser: we can send it to gregkh for the stable tree17:16
jj-afkbut with it not going into newer kernels I doubt he will take it17:16
smbjj-afk, Though he usually wil reject it when there is no upstream17:16
jj-afkright17:16
smbyeah17:16
smoseri've not seen this on maverick (ie, newer kernels)17:16
jj-afkwe can try to push it as an UBUNTU: SAUCE:17:16
smoserpossibly still there, but we dont see it. only on linux-ec2.17:16
smbWe will probably need to see who is upstream for that bit and see whether it is acceptable as temp solution17:17
smbuntil they find the real fix17:17
jj-afksmoser: the schedule is significantly different on newer but it still exists17:17
smoserwell, ok. so will one of you push on that (and put these comments in the bug) ?17:17
smoserpush on that == SRU 17:17
jj-afksmoser: speaking of which can you bundle and upload the test kernel for me, I haven't been able to get my credentials to work17:18
jj-afksmoser: yes17:18
smoserjj-afk, where is that kernel ?17:19
jj-afksmb, and /me will coordinate17:19
smoserok. jj-afk get me a link to your kernel builds for that and i'll get them uploaded17:20
smosernext bug17:20
smoserbug 65137017:20
ubot2Launchpad bug 651370 in linux (Ubuntu Maverick) (and 1 other project) "ec2 kernel crash invalid opcode 0000 [#1] (affects: 7) (dups: 1) (heat: 54)" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/65137017:20
smbI think were only waiting for it to be applied to maverick17:20
smoseri think we have that ready to go.17:20
smb(disabling intel_idle for virtual)17:20
smoserso its in kernel teams tree ?17:20
jj-afkyes17:21
smbnot yet I believe17:21
smbmostly due to uds and plumbers17:21
jj-afkhrmm, I got a merged mail17:21
jj-afkmaybe it was only natty17:21
smoserand when would the next sru kernel come ?17:21
smbI think it was for natty17:21
smbyeah17:21
smoserie, when can we have this in ?17:21
jj-afkbut sent for both natty and maverick17:21
smoserfor maverick, when can we have it in.17:21
smbI ll chat with ogasawara  about it17:22
smoserok. thanks.17:22
smosernext bug17:22
smbbasically I could as well as the acks are there but I don't wan to mess17:22
smoserbug 56733417:22
ubot2Launchpad bug 567334 in linux (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "blocked tasks delay cloud-init for 240 seconds (affects: 2) (heat: 27)" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/56733417:22
hallynlooking around the wiki, but not finding:  if I want a valid kernel version for a custom natty tree, how can i name it?  2.6.37-2.10userns1 doesn't work.17:23
smoserdo either of you feel like that might actually be bug 666211 ?17:23
ubot2Launchpad bug 666211 in linux (Ubuntu) "maverick on ec2 64bit ext4 deadlock (affects: 3) (heat: 28)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/66621117:23
smoseror that they're the same issue17:23
smbhallyn, tried +userns1?17:23
smbsmoser, It could be17:23
smbNot really sure about that, yet17:23
smoserok, and we think we have that understood ?17:24
smbsmoser, Though while you said it woul dbe both I only saw lucid feedback i think17:24
hallynsmb: no, i'd tried '-'.  (but i think that actually failed for a different reason).  '+' works - thanks!17:25
smoseryeah.. .i'm not sure , i'd have to look at logs again if i've seen it on maverick.  17:25
jj-afksmoser: I'm actually don't think it is 666211 but that they are related17:25
smoserok. and do we think we're moving towards a fix for them ? 17:25
smbsomething io related seems to be at least very slow17:26
smbor deadlocked 17:26
smoserwell, yeah, i think deadlocked.  nothing goes that slow.17:26
smbbut this is not so easy to understeand17:26
apwsmoser, why doesn't 2.6.37-2.10userns1 work, that fits a pattern i use comonly17:26
smoserhallyn, ^ apw, i think that was to him17:27
apwjj-afk, i cirtainly did merge that patch for natty, i did not merge it anywhere17:27
smbsmoser, we got similar messages when lucid ext4 had writeback problems. Things would go away eventually but very very slowish17:27
apwhallyn, yep i meant you17:27
smosersmb, ok.17:27
smoserok. so well, i'll let you move on that one, primarily looking at bug 66621117:27
ubot2Launchpad bug 666211 in linux (Ubuntu) "maverick on ec2 64bit ext4 deadlock (affects: 3) (heat: 28)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/66621117:27
smoserand hoping that 651370 is related17:28
smbI am looking at that but as said progress is slow17:28
apwhallyn, can you tell me what goes wrong with that version number17:28
smosersmb, well, jay seems to be responding there, and it seems easily reproducible for him, so maybe we can get to a easy recreate scenario17:28
jj-afkhrmm, this one is going to be hard17:29
smbdpepends on how complex the backend with the sql-db is17:29
hallynapw: sure, one sec17:29
smosersmb, right. 17:29
smoserbut hoepfully closer at least.17:29
smoserbug 61327317:29
ubot2Launchpad bug 613273 in linux (Ubuntu) "kernel panic on ec2 in system_call_fastpath (affects: 1) (heat: 37)" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/61327317:29
apwhallyn, i use lpNNNN commonly as a postfix without issues17:30
smoserthe subject on that is bad, and i'm not sure all my occurences of that should have been considered to be it.17:30
hallynapw: solar flares, crack, or hasty mis-parsing of errors.  in any case, it does work now17:30
smoserbut we see panics.  you have either of you have any thoughts on that ?17:30
apwhallyn, good, it was hurting my head that it might not work17:31
hallynit must have all come down to my malformed email address in the trailer17:31
hallynbut i was sure it first complained about version #...17:31
smbsmoser, I was thinking whether this is still true. cause the last comment was at least a bit older17:31
hallyn(guess not)17:31
smosersmb, i think i've seen it recently... i'll check logs 2010-09-16 was last comment, so that wasn't to long ago17:32
smbjj-afk, knowing the xen code a bit better, would this give some clue to you?17:33
smbSort of all I would see it some interrupt handler failing which is the quite obvious17:33
smoseri'll try to attach more console logs for refernece.17:33
jj-afktheir was something about irqs, I am trying to remember17:33
jj-afkI remember futzing with panics on fastpaths before17:34
smbjj-afk, The lost irq problem?17:34
jj-afkno, I don't think  so17:34
jj-afkI think it was machine specific17:34
jj-afkie it would happen on some machines and not others, kind of like the intel_idle17:35
jj-afkI need to spend some time digging, and trying to recall17:35
smoseri'll try to get all logs i have on that, that will give more info for you to look at.17:35
smoserand then will ping jj-afk for some help (follow the bug)17:35
smbjj-afk, Agreed, hm. This at least seems to be related with some notify call17:36
smoserbug 63448717:36
ubot2Launchpad bug 634487 in sun-java6 (Ubuntu) (and 3 other projects) "t1.micro instance hangs when installing sun java (affects: 20) (dups: 1) (heat: 154)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/63448717:36
smbI think there were at least some useful comments in the bug17:36
smosersmb, jj-afk you're more than welcome (encouraged) to keep thinking about this, i'm just trying to get jj-afk back to afk and smb to his evening quicker.17:36
smosersmb, right. for the java b ug, there is some help from the amazon engineers.17:37
smoseralso, the fedora and amazon linux AMIs do not have this issue17:37
smbBy someone who apparently understands a bit more of the xen memory management than /me17:37
jj-afkright this one is weird, we just need to understand it more17:37
smoseryou think looking at amazon kernel source would be helpful ?17:37
jj-afkyes17:38
smoseror you think its just likely too different to add much value17:38
smoserok17:38
jj-afkconfigs too17:38
smoserwell, please try that...17:38
jj-afkhehe, yes we will17:38
smbjj-afk, you need to show me next week how to do that17:38
jj-afksmb: okay17:38
smoserjj-afk, launch an ec2 ami from http://aws.amazon.com/amazon-linux-ami/17:39
jj-afkright17:39
smoserthen, there is some command you can run to get source... it will give you a source rpm17:39
smoseri forget hwat command , but its in their docs17:40
jj-afkyep its just remembering the command :)17:40
smoserbug 61485317:40
ubot2Launchpad bug 614853 in linux-ec2 (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "kernel panic divide error: 0000 [#1] SMP (affects: 2) (heat: 22)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/61485317:40
smbdeja vu?17:40
smoserhttp://aws.amazon.com/ec2/faqs/#Can_I_view_the_source_code_to_the_Amazon_Linux_AMI17:40
smoserdeja vu indeed17:40
smoserbug 58653017:41
ubot2Launchpad bug 586530 in linux-ec2 (Ubuntu) "kernel BUG at /build/buildd/linux-ec2-2.6.32/fs/ext4/inode.c:1852! (affects: 1) (heat: 22)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/58653017:41
smbThat seems so old that it could already be resolved17:41
smbThe upstream bug was never really closed due to the reporter there vanishing17:42
smbBut since then a huge pile of ext4 updates went into lucid17:42
smoseryea... that is what concerned me, is that there seemed a legit upstream bug17:42
smoserok.17:42
smoseri think we close that one as incomplete for now17:42
smbSo we probably should close it with a omment17:42
smbyeah, I would do that17:43
smoserwell, 2.6.32-305-ec2 is kernel version shown17:43
smbThis was roughly 2.6.32.11 level17:43
smbwere at .25 nowish17:43
smoserok. i'll trust you know more on this. i've never seen this one... so, incomplete and move on17:43
smbbug 66016317:44
ubot2Launchpad bug 660163 in linux (Ubuntu) "ec2 kernel hang on XENBUS: Waiting for devices to initialize (affects: 1) (heat: 152)" [Low,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/66016317:44
jj-afkright this one is I believe a lost interrupt17:44
smbI am not sure what to say on this one other than strange. ah ok17:45
smbmight be an explanateion17:45
smoserand do we have fix for that?17:45
smoseri thought jj-afk had patches or ideas.17:45
smbI was wondering whether the dom0 xenbus process could be at fault17:45
jj-afkhrmm, there was a patch that went into stable that I thought would help17:45
jj-afksmb: possible17:46
jj-afkthe xen devices are split into front and backend and communicate over the xen bus17:46
smband iirc that correctly that was some user-space process in dom0?17:47
smbsmoser, how often did you see this?17:47
jj-afkhrmm, no I think its kernel17:47
smoseri've never seen this one17:47
smoserbut i do not hit network io hard17:47
smoserso can one of you at least try to freshen your memory on that one (reading the links posted) and see if you think it might be reasonable to close at this point as "maybe fixed"17:47
jj-afkthat is the problem its rare17:47
smoseri think maybe i did see it once17:48
smbsmoser, Oh, I assumed as you reported it17:48
jj-afksmoser: yeah, I'll look again since I was chasing it and thought the patch would come in from stable17:48
smoserno, if i had reported it it would have kernel version info :)17:48
smoserjj-afk, thanks.17:48
jj-afkthe big problem again is verifying17:48
* smb wonders whether he looks at the right bug17:49
jj-afksmb: XENBUS: ...17:49
smbseeing a reported by scott moser and not any links17:49
smoseroops17:49
smoseri was confusing with https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-ec2/+bug/64872117:50
ubot2Launchpad bug 648721 in linux-ec2 (Ubuntu) "page allocation failure on machines under heavy network load (affects: 1) (heat: 77)" [Undecided,New]17:50
smbOh that one I would say is not a bug17:50
smbmore of a mis-configuration for much network traffic17:50
smbsort of17:50
smoseri've only seen the XENBUS once, maybe twice ever , and i think once.17:51
jj-afkright that is how I was leaning too17:51
smoserhm..17:51
smoserso what does that mean ?17:51
smbjj-afk, I wonder whether the min_free_pages should be modified for instances a bit17:51
smoseruser error ?17:52
jj-afkbasically allocating order 5 is guarenteed to fail at some point17:52
jj-afksmb: min free pages can be tweaked but that won't help an order 5 allocation when there isn't 32 contiguous pages17:52
smbThat is true. 17:53
smbQuestion is why a network thing needs such a huge area17:53
smbrelatively17:53
apwis that for firmware ?17:53
jj-afkapw: no, its a nf hook17:53
smbapw, no maybe nf17:53
smbnetfilter17:53
smb?17:54
jj-afkyep17:54
smoserok. so one or both of you update that bug please17:54
smoserbug 66949617:54
ubot2Launchpad bug 669496 in linux (Ubuntu) "natty kernel fails to mount root on ec2 (affects: 1) (heat: 437)" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/66949617:54
jj-afkworks17:55
smoser?17:55
smoserreally ?17:55
smbjj-afk, i try to understand it better and then update tomorry (previous bug)17:55
jj-afkyep17:55
smbfor me too17:55
smoserami ?17:55
smbat least as described by installing current natty in maverick17:55
smbused the first one of the dailies showing up...17:56
smboh actually I wrote it in the bug I think?17:56
smoserright, and i tried to reproduce that and it failed for me17:56
smbor not?17:56
jj-afksmoser: I used the natty kernel on maverick daily last week and smb booted it today17:56
smoseri dont come back up at all (using t1.micro though)17:56
smoserand its not user space in natty17:56
smosersee my most recent comments in that bug17:56
smbI used a m1.large17:56
smbami-0087706917:57
smoserright. so i did that with t1.micro 3 times this moring and it never came back up.17:57
smoser(and no console messages either... our lovely friend for that)17:57
jj-afksmoser: okay we will give it another round of testing17:58
smbWe can trie again with a t1.micro I guess17:58
jj-afkyep17:58
smoserbut look at the console logs17:58
smoserthe volume gets mounte dread-write17:58
smoserand cloud-init even does some work17:58
smoserbut then bad things happen17:58
smoserand kernel remounts ro17:58
smbbecause of io error17:58
smbthat much is understandable17:58
smbbut not really why those io errors happen17:59
smoserright... so i dont understand how you could suggest that  that is user space or plubming17:59
smosernothing should cause that17:59
smbbecause it booted for me17:59
smoserbooted once17:59
smband I was tinking of something (like udev) in userspace needing to adapt the size of the blkdev17:59
smosermaybe check that natty isn't runing ureadahead.17:59
smbas it seems to change from 0 to its actual size somewhere18:00
smoser...18:00
smoserbut the poitn at which it goes bad is *so* far up in the boot process18:00
smosercloud-init runs at mounted=/ and network up18:00
smoserso much is already functional at that point18:00
smoseri just would have thought that any udev issues related to the above would have been past18:01
smbLacking the exact details if the init i sort of assumed things went wrong roughly where we pivot over to the real root device18:02
smoseryeah... i had thought htat too18:02
smoserbut its much further up , now seeing the cloud-init messages there.18:02
smoserthe root device was functional, and lots of things happened before it goes bad18:03
smoserhmm... 18:03
smoserbut then i see18:03
smoser"An error occurred while mounting /18:04
smoserPress S to skip mounting or M for manual recovery18:04
smoser"18:04
smoserwhich i would htink is coming from mountall18:04
smbHm, ok. Sadly we only see half of the picture18:04
smoseri'll poke ther e abit also18:04
smoseri'll try turning on mountall debug18:04
smbIt could be also from remounting / rw18:04
smbafter the fs ckeck step18:04
smoserand note, this occurs both on instance store and on ebs18:04
smbBut press s sounds like mountall18:05
smoserwhich are different devices in the back18:05
smoserok. 18:05
smoserwell, smb jj-afk thanks for your help. 18:06
smbOk, so I'll poke around ext4 deadlock, the order 5 allocation and the natty kernel on ec2 more tomoorow18:06
smoseri'll poke at the natty early next week from the user sapce side.18:06
smoseri'll send you all my notes too.18:06
jj-afkalright I'm out of here for the weekend18:07
jj-afkif there is anything pressing send me a mail it will be checked a few times18:07
smbjj-afk, You should formulate that more like tim18:07
smb;-)18:07
jj-afklol18:07
smbogasawara, are you around18:23
ogasawarasmb: yep18:23
smbogasawara, Just wanted to ask about one sru for maverick (Disable intel_idle). I think we got enough acks for it and it only affects the virtual config.18:24
smbI believe Brad and Steve are not around today and tomorrow18:24
ogasawarasmb: cool.  yah, bjf has been handling Maverick SRU's and tree maintenance18:25
smbSo just wanted to check with you whether i just can slip it into the tree tomorrow18:25
ogasawarasmb: I'd be cool with that18:25
ogasawarasmb: and I'm sure bjf[afk]  wouldn't mind18:25
smbAnd hopefully I won't get into the way of the new process18:25
ogasawarasmb: ahhh right I forgot about the mew process and possibly reverting patches18:26
ogasawarasmb: I think sconklin was planning on reverting any unverified patches on Monday18:26
smbyes, and we don't know the new process enough ourselves to know how that exactly goes.18:27
smbprobably I should wait then till monday18:27
ogasawarasmb: so he actually might not want new patches applied.  I recall him mentioning having a type of merge window for new SRU patches. 18:27
smband write myself an email to make me remember18:27
ogasawarasmb: probably a good idea if it can wait till Monday18:27
smbDepends on whom you ask as always ;) But I would say yes, it is not super urgent18:28
ogasawarasmb: yah, I've got some Lucid patches I want to apply but am waiting for the green light to push.18:29
smbogasawara, yup, feels safer that way18:30
smbogasawara, I'll be writing reminder mail to all of us. So we all not forget. :)18:30
ogasawarasmb: sounds good18:31
* apw suspects that this new process is going to exacerbate the need for a next branch for stuff thats ready for the next sru cycle18:31
smbapw, could as well be done by modifying a proposed branch and merge it back18:31
smbBut that is highly depending on personal taste18:31
smbiow, not mine to decide. :-O18:31
smberr meant :-P18:32
smbbloody o being too close to p18:32
apwyeah i suspect a next branch is easier process wise.  as we can automate the 'commited' state on rebasing it ... but hey18:32
* smb shudders a bit when hearing rebasing18:33
ogasawaraI really started to like rebasing in Maverick actually, but I think that was more because I was lazy and liked how I could easily edit/drop patches18:34
apwsmb, only next never master, so ust the pending stuff18:35
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apwso next is only a parking place for things with acks18:35
smbI guess it is really nice when you are the only one mangling the tree. It feels (just a feeling) a bit dirty for a released tree as it looses the info about what happened18:36
smbapw, Oh, ok. Sounds much better18:36
* smb relaxes18:36
smbogasawara, rebasing is a bit like teleporting trees. You are there now but you have no idea how you get there.18:37
bjfsmb, it's still not clear to me how the process will work (i have a batch of upstream stable sitting in my personal repo ready to push), i think after monday's revert run we should be able to get your intel idle in18:38
smbapw, Reminds me, you see any potter fans queuing up to your place? :) I beleive it was today18:38
apwright, and only the pending patches which are currently not even seen as they are not anywhere18:38
apwsmb heh not as yet18:38
bjfsmb, I can add the idle patch to my tree as well if that would help18:38
smbbjf, Sounds cool. If you don't mind i just send that nag mail anyway. Given the state of post-uds memory of mine I forget what I was thinking till then18:39
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godberAnyone have a recommendation for how to isolate this problem? VV18:45
godberhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/65942218:45
ubot2Launchpad bug 659422 in linux (Ubuntu) "Boot failure after upgrading kernel to 2.6.32-25-generic (affects: 4) (heat: 133)" [Undecided,New]18:45
apwgober idid you get that reproducible again ?18:45
godberabsolutely18:46
godberI went back and made sure I started fresh on 10.04.118:46
godber(I had accidentally started with an old lucid alpha iso)18:46
godberbooting off the latest generic kernel fails18:47
godbergeneric-pae does not18:47
godberas I noted udevadm segfaults about half the time I run it when in the initramfs console18:48
smbfwiw, I did a i386 generic install just yesterday and got a booted 2.6.32-25-generic18:49
godberI compared the initramfses between the two versions and they match ... all but the kmodules of course18:49
godberon VMware ESX 4.1?18:49
smbno native18:49
godberworks fine native18:49
godberAFAIK18:49
smbhm, something stepping on the toes of vmware...?18:50
godber_shrug_ I guess18:51
godberit also does not happen on VMware ESX 4.018:51
godberI had thought of two possible ways for me to narrow it down18:52
godberI had considered either rebuilding the kernel eliminating the new patches one by one18:52
godberor, comparing the configuration differences between the generic and generic-pae kernels18:52
apwgober that'd be a bisect18:53
godberapw, thanks, I am somewhat new at this level18:53
godberis there a handy way to do that?18:54
apwgit bisect does the trick18:55
godberok, thanks18:55
godberis there like a candidate kernel for the next release in a PPA somewhere I can try?19:16
* cking yawns19:17
apwts19:21
smbgodber, There is http://launchpad.net/~kernel.ppa19:22
smberr kernel-ppa19:22
smbbut that is the same release. There is also the mainline kernels19:22
smbhttp://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/19:23
godberIf I get this isolated down to a specific patch, whats the odds of getting the attention of someone who knows how to fix it?19:48
* ogasawara lunch21:00
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rlpbAny help on getting a panic backtrace out of Ubuntu please? I've tried CrashdumpRecipe but can't seem to get the machine to reboot after panic. I've tried sysctl -w kernel.panic=15 but that didn't seem to work22:43
camdenhi folks23:32
camdenI'm interested in trying out a kernel with the bfs patches, found at http://ck.kolivas.org/patches/bfs/23:33
camdenI'm having some trouble, in that I can't seem to get the patches to apply, I think because the minor version is different. is this something that someone around here has worked on?23:34
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camdennobody?23:45
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