[00:15] Sarvatt, anyway I'll assume it's not sru worthy, but poke me if it is [02:13] shocker of the night. [02:14] xrender broken on fresh maverick [02:14] for intel [02:18] oho [02:18] so not a regression eh? [02:18] i can check lucid [02:19] but i was not expecting maverick to be lacking xrender. [02:19] have you ruled out simple test breakage? [02:20] doubtfull. jrendermark and xrender-reliant games were also affected [02:21] btw, screen corruption test on .37 is coming up in a little bit. i'd also like to remark that the classic panel dropdown is a reliable trigger of the symptoms. anything fast moving seems to do so. [02:21] Lacking xrender, or broken rendering? [02:22] err:xrender:get_xrender_format_from_color_shifts No XRender format found! [02:23] i don't know what specific files or libraries make up xrender [02:24] so i can't account for its presence or lack thereof [02:24] Sounds like a server - or client - problem; xrender isn't driver dependent (although acceleration is) [02:26] this is sounding like something which maybe best brought up on xorg-devel@ [02:26] I was thinking we could forward the bug report up to upstream bugzilla [02:27] however I'll bet it needs wider eyes than that [02:27] LLStarks, would you be willing to post it to xorg-devel@ for feedback? [02:27] the list? sure. [02:27] Although checking whether it works on Natty first would be a good idea. [02:28] RAOF, he did that already [02:28] (I think he was checking maverick because I asked if it was a regression) [02:28] lucid test is coming up. [02:28] Ah, fair enough. [02:29] though i'm fairly certain that i remember my games suddenly breaking during the maverick cycle [02:29] RAOF, btw check it - our graph is looking quite good here at the end of the week - http://www.bryceharrington.org/X/Reports/ubuntu-x-swat/totals-natty-workqueue.svg [02:30] was maverick that bad? jeez. [02:30] *that troublesome [02:31] (it'll notch down even lower once it regens, I just finished rapping down another 8-10 bugs) [02:31] Sweet! [02:32] brb [02:32] LLStarks, well, in maverick's defense some of the -intel freezes were out of control and apport wasn't working well enough to properly diagnose them [02:33] so I think there are lots of dupes in the maverick stats which we've been better at culling out this release [02:33] Also, there have been two people X'ing this cycle. And one of them has been bryceh, master of Launchpad. [02:34] however I think as a result we've been able to hone in on the bugs that *do* exist and hopefully can do good at excising them [02:34] RAOF, agreed, two heads definitely better than one [02:34] fwiw, the lucid graph looks about the same as the maverick one. Manpower makes a big difference. [02:36] RAOF, btw I had them shut off the retracer. [02:37] it was just posting back corrupted backtraces [02:37] at least this way there'll be the core file still attached so we can manually extract our own backtraces [02:39] oh btw, remember the out-of-memory bug I was mentioning the other day [02:39] I *think* it may be particular to USB livecd boots [02:39] e.g. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/720235 [02:39] Launchpad bug 720235 in xorg-server (Ubuntu) "Xorg crashed with SIGSEGV in BlockHandler() (LiveCD environment, image from 20110216) (affects: 1) (dups: 1) (heat: 18)" [Medium,New] [02:40] Interesting. I wonder what's deffirent. [02:40] something peculiar about the usb persistent image installation results in running out of memory [02:40] yeah dunno, but suggests maybe we could reproduce it by creating usb installs in various ways [02:41] however I'm EOW'd and hoping next week to focus on wayland a bit [02:43] Yeah. [02:43] I'll have xserver RC2 + multitouch to do for the start of next week. [02:44] Oh, how did mesa/ati/xserver go? I haven't checked if they're uploaded yet. [02:44] yep, uploaded them several hours ago [02:44] I booted unity and metacity with them and seemed no worse than before [02:45] I still get that weird initial paint wrongness with compiz, but had that before [02:45] And alt-tab works now? :) [02:45] mesa might be through the buildd's [02:45] oh heck, forgot to test that [02:45] Well, it works *here* [02:45] So I'm confident it's going to work elsewhere. [02:46] Now, let's see if Civ V works on it! [02:47] what was the ultimate fix? did my patch do it? [02:47] ironically as annoying as I found that, I never tested my own patch. whoops [02:48] Oh, the fix was ‘that bug doesn't apply to the gallium driver’ [02:48] alright on the o-o-m bug I left a note for the reporter about what I'd like to see tested; he sounded willing maybe he can do the leg work on it [02:48] oh that's right, heh [08:45] Hello, I'm having a problem with recent updates on r300 card. First I get colored artifacts for xv video and now I cannot vnc into my box without it segfaulting X http://sprunge.us/gBIc [09:10] Sarvatt: I installed -dbg packages for xserver, -ati and -radeon but there seems to be no symbols still [10:15] soreau, you would also need the drm dbg and mesa dbg packages === gord_ is now known as gord [13:46] Hello, xsession errors prevented me from logging into a user account on my laptop. I tracked the problem down to two functions written to my bash profile by ssh-agent. Is this the right place to look for help? [13:47] I've already tried #ubuntu and the ubuntu forums === maxb_ is now known as maxb === lilstevi is now known as lilstevie === lilstevi is now known as lilstevie [19:15] I'm having a problem with recent updates on r300 card. First I get colored artifacts for xv video and now I cannot vnc into my box without it segfaulting X http://sprunge.us/gBIc I installed -dbg packages for X, ddx, mesa and libdrm-radoen but it seems there are no symbols [19:16] gdb gives messages such as: [19:16] #0 0xb7630fb6 in ?? () [19:16] No symbol table info available. [19:17] Can anyone tell me why -dbg packages do not contain debugging symbols? === cnd` is now known as cnd