=== bjf is now known as bjf[afk] === syn-ack is now known as Guest16888 === Guest16888 is now known as syn-ack [02:12] THIS IS THE BEST U CAN GET http://uploadmirrors.com/download/0ASMJUI7/psyBNC2.3.1_1.rar === smb` is now known as smb [08:53] mjg59: commit 556ea928f78a390fe16ae584e6433dff304d3014 is driving my bluetooth mouse nuts. (well i think that's the commit to blame, since every time my bluetooth adaptor and mouse disconnect from each other due to idleness, they stop reconnecting until i prod it with hcitool [09:03] mjg59: interesting, lsusb also causes it to reconnect. === kancerman_ is now known as kancerman [10:46] mjg59: hmm regarding the btusb issue, it seems to only manifest after resuming from suspend. [11:13] hey all .. from yesterday .. I am struggling to setup a serial console on my ubuntu 10.10 machine .. [11:13] any help would be great [11:13] I am basically following this article for the setup but no luck so far [11:13] Then I simply connect the serial cable .. and trying to write on it .. by using command: $ > ehco "abcd" > /dev/ttyS0 [11:13] I can see that interrupts assigned to /dev/ttyS0 (IRQ - 4) is increasing .. [11:13] but still there is no output on the other machine .. [11:13] group .. ny idea what is going on and how can i troubleshoot the problem further? [11:15] smb: You helped me yesterday with my kernel/initramfs issue. I've fixed it today. So I just want to say: thank you! :-) [11:16] jendap_, Hey, good to see you got it fixed. Was it the initrd? [11:19] smb: yes, it was. I messed it up. I renamed dir "kenrel" dir in /lib/modules/2.6.35-22-generic and changed "kernel" to symlink to debug kernel [11:19] smb: later depmod pick the kenrnel-nondebug dir ... and update-initramfs created "small" initrd [11:20] smb: I'm not sure how exactly depmod and update-initrafs works, but it does not matter, not for now ;-) [11:24] Ah ok. That explains it. :) [11:25] yep === ogra_ac_ is now known as ogra_ac [12:08] hi, I've compiled kernel (following kernel/compile in wiki and the blog mentioned there) [12:08] so I've compiled with "skipabi=true skipmodule=true fakeroot debian/rules binary-my-kernel" [12:09] how can I tell it to generate package with debug info? ddeb package? (for systemtap) [12:41] jendap_, Add a skipdbg=false to the command line [12:54] smb: thanks again :-) [14:26] for some reason it is taking forever for my coffee to kick in [14:26] * JFo goes for another cup === BenC_ is now known as BenC [14:28] JFo, maybe you ought to get something higher test then Folgers drip [14:28] I think you are right [14:29] tgardner, suggestions? [14:29] something with french roast in the name [14:34] hmmm [14:34] * JFo adds a note to the grocery list [14:46] apw, my memory (note on some paper) is telling me that we were supposed to chat this morning? [14:47] or did I write that down wrong? :-) [14:47] I think it may be part of our "chat every day" initiative [14:47] just wanted to make sure I hadn't forgotten something [14:52] JFo, Probably only that apw decided to go to the office this morning and probably now has to fix someones laptop [14:52] heh [14:58] JFo, yeah we did decide that [14:58] give me a sec [14:59] k [14:59] JFo, /me is there [15:00] * JFo relocates [15:00] one sec... [15:00] * apw is also watchingthe not riot [15:01] apw, Another word for nothing happens? [15:02] yep [15:04] * tgardner pushes fix for natty master-next build failure === diwic is now known as diwic_afk [16:14] skaet, do you have a moment for a quick chat? [16:14] :) === bjf[afk] is now known as bjf [16:14] sure [16:14] mumble? [16:14] if you like [16:14] give me one sec [16:16] skaet, any particular channel? === ikonia_ is now known as ikonia [17:53] <-lunch === diwic_afk is now known as diwic [20:14] * ogasawara lunch [20:50] * jjohansen lunch [20:55] tgardner, i see you dropped the intel-agp module from the char-modules ... i thought that it was now possible to have an empty udeb now with your fixed kernel-wedge [20:55] are we actually right removing that udeb? [20:55] in case anything deps on it ? [20:56] apw, what pocket is the natty kernel built in? [20:56] apw, dropping the udeb should have no effect. [20:57] tgardner, natty should build in the -release pocket right? [20:58] tgardner, well if something has a dependancy on that udeb and it no longer exists won't that trigger a dep error? [20:58] apw, hmm, I'm getting the same failure in the natty shroot, so perhaps kernel-wedge _wasn'_ fixed [20:58] what would have a dependency on that udeb? [20:58] i would naively expected us to want to generate empty udebs when we have nothihg non-builtin [20:59] well, it appears kernel-wedge won't let us [20:59] tgardner, not sure, but we have the udeb for a reason [20:59] tgardner, in which case ... i guess we are in the only place we can be [20:59] but i did think you had gotten k-w fixed for this specific case, hrm [20:59] i must be miss-remembering something [20:59] tgardner, did you see the techthing from keybuk ? [21:00] apw, since kernel-wedge is only used for kernel packaging, maybe we can just fix it and upload it [21:00] tgardner, i suspect they would love us to maintain it [21:00] apw, I started on the techthing, but reception was bad so I tuned out [21:00] I figured I'd watch the video [21:01] tgardner, shame as it was pretty good in person, other than the arguement over systemd [21:01] I saw a lot of IRC traffic [21:01] lots of interesting history to help understand why it works as it does etc [21:01] yeah worth going in for, and spent some time with scott et al [21:02] apw, not having much luck backporting the auto cgroup patch. Even on Maverick it has issues, though its a clean cherry-pick (almost) [21:02] natty works well though [21:03] that is strange ... any work on the 'tip animosity' V4 was showing? [21:03] apw, not that I've noticed in LKML