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jj-afk | back on later | 01:05 |
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apw | smb`, morning | 08:40 |
apw | smb`, any idea what is going on on bug #634487 | 08:41 |
ubot2 | Launchpad bug 634487 in linux "t1.micro instance hangs when installing java" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/634487 | 08:41 |
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apw | tumbleweed, about? i have just pushed a new test kernel for bug #717114 ... it seems the previous one was triggering some blocking and slowness | 09:37 |
ubot2 | Launchpad bug 717114 in xorg-server "[i945gm] Screen Corruption with new Xorg stack with terminal programs" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/717114 | 09:37 |
apw | tumbleweed, see if that one works as well ... seems to for me | 09:38 |
tumbleweed | apw: ah I was going to ask you if you would, thanks | 09:38 |
apw | tumbleweed, i have it here on my test box, and it seems to work well | 09:40 |
tumbleweed | apw: LGTM | 09:52 |
apw | tumbleweed, excellent | 09:55 |
tumbleweed | apw: and now there's another patch... | 09:56 |
apw | tumbleweed, another patch? whats the subject | 10:00 |
tumbleweed | Fix tiling corruption | 10:02 |
tumbleweed | oh that was just for trunk, the previous one was for stable | 10:03 |
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fairuz | I built a kernel from linaro tree | 12:00 |
fairuz | when I boot, i got this modprobe: FATAL: Could not load /lib/modules/2.6.38-00509-g47dc59f/modules.dep: No such file or directory | 12:00 |
fairuz | any idea? thanks | 12:00 |
TeTeT | on Natty with the recent -7 kernel I tried to transfer a large file (~100 GB) via clonezilla and it stopped after 12G. Only a hard reset was possible, the log contains these messages over and over again: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/582056 | 12:06 |
TeTeT | is the r8169 driver broken for large data transfer? | 12:07 |
fairuz | I got this error http://pastebin.com/CGD220mH when I tried to boot my compiled kernel | 12:22 |
ogra_ | doesnt look like your kernel package was properly installed | 12:25 |
ogra_ | usually the postinst runs the necessary commands (i.e. depmod to create modules.dep) | 12:26 |
fairuz | ogra_: any suggestion to fix this? What I do is just clone the git tree, then compile it using a defconfig | 12:28 |
fairuz | ogra_: It should work I suppose? | 12:28 |
ogra_ | no idea if that will work, usually we build packages in ubuntu ;) | 12:28 |
fairuz | ogra_: sorry a stupid question..what's you call a package :D | 12:29 |
ogra_ | the missing modules.dep shouldnt stop you from booting | 12:29 |
ogra_ | a .deb file | 12:29 |
ogra_ | which cares for regenerating the initrd, call the right commands etc after installing the files | 12:29 |
fairuz | ogra_: I see the initrd in my boot partition but no idea what it is :D | 12:30 |
fairuz | ogra_: I just replace the old uImage with the new one | 12:30 |
fairuz | ogra_: maybe that cause the problem? | 12:31 |
ogra_ | on a sidenote i'm not sure how linaro handles the configs, they might be genereated from multiple files during buld | 12:31 |
ogra_ | so defconfig might or might not work | 12:31 |
fairuz | ogra_: hmm that's frustrating to hear :D | 12:32 |
ogra_ | look at the kernel area on the ubuntu wiki, there are hints how to build proper kernel packages | 12:32 |
ogra_ | or talk to the linaro guys about their kernel tree and how to build it, it might differ from ubuntu | 12:33 |
fairuz | ogra_: I'm confused. =) Actually I want to build a kernel for my Ubuntu | 12:34 |
ogra_ | for what arch ? | 12:34 |
fairuz | ogra_: arm | 12:34 |
ogra_ | heh | 12:34 |
ogra_ | what arm architecture is that ? | 12:35 |
ogra_ | board/SoC | 12:35 |
fairuz | ogra_: Pandaboard Omap4430 | 12:35 |
ogra_ | why dont you use one of the existing kernels then ? | 12:35 |
fairuz | ogra_: there is one for 2.6.38? | 12:35 |
ogra_ | in natty, yes | 12:36 |
fairuz | ogra_: damn, i'm wasting time compiling then :D | 12:36 |
ogra_ | https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/natty/+source/linux-ti-omap4/2.6.38-1204.5 | 12:36 |
fairuz | ogra_: you save my life :D | 12:37 |
ogra_ | note that there is no HDMI driver for .38 yet | 12:37 |
fairuz | ogra_: ah ok, I use ssh then | 12:38 |
ogra_ | you need to use DVI and set the omapfb comdline args (same options as for a beagleboard) | 12:38 |
ogra_ | indeed, or use ssh ;) | 12:38 |
fairuz | ogra_: I dont really need the display actually | 12:38 |
fairuz | ogra_: actually the reason i want a new kernel build is that before, i use 2.6.35 and i want to apply some patch | 12:39 |
fairuz | ogra_: to appy patches, we have to recompile? | 12:39 |
fairuz | ogra_: if you say no, i will kill myself | 12:39 |
fairuz | :D | 12:40 |
ogra_ | indeed you have to recompile to apply a patch ;) | 12:41 |
fairuz | ogra_: :D | 12:41 |
fairuz | ogra_: so I think why not use a more recent kernel that already have all the patches | 12:42 |
fairuz | ogra_: what's the difference from the TI omap kernel in natty than the upstream kernel? | 12:43 |
fairuz | ogra_: the compile steps is different? | 12:43 |
ogra_ | it has additional patches from TI | 12:44 |
ogra_ | the package is built like any other ubuntu kernel package | 12:44 |
fairuz | ogra_: being lazy. Did they put an already built kernel image there? :D | 12:45 |
ogra_ | yes, click on the armel build on the link i gave you above | 12:46 |
fairuz | ogra_: I click here https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-ti-omap4/2.6.38-1204.5/+buildjob/2313441 | 12:47 |
ogra_ | just copy back your original kernel, boot your panda, log in, wget the .deb file and run dpkg -i on it | 12:47 |
ogra_ | yaou want linux-image... and probably linux-headers... and linux-tools... | 12:48 |
fairuz | on the *.udeb file? | 12:48 |
ogra_ | no the .deb files | 12:48 |
ogra_ | udeb are special packages used by debian-installer | 12:49 |
fairuz | ogra_: I don't see any .deb files | 12:51 |
* ogra_ sees them at the link | 12:51 | |
fairuz | ogra_: | 12:51 |
fairuz | ogra_: :D | 12:51 |
fairuz | ogra_: I see a list of bonary packages and a list of built files | 12:53 |
fairuz | ogra_: and on built files list, all of them are .udeb | 12:53 |
fairuz | ogra_: I see them now . Sorry\ | 12:54 |
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fairuz | ogra_: anything I should backup apart from the old kernel image> | 12:55 |
fairuz | ? | 12:55 |
apw | ogasawara, about ? | 13:03 |
ogasawara | apw: yep | 13:04 |
lil_pete | hi guys. im trying to modprobe a driver module (ath6kl, wifi-driver for toshiba folio 100 tablet), but i get the error message "unknown symbol in module", dmesg reports "unknown symbol outer_cache". anybody an idea what went wrong? | 13:50 |
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ogasawara | tgardner, apw: whenever you both are free, lets mumble and circle the wagons | 15:20 |
tgardner | ogasawara, ok. I'll be off the phone in awhile. | 15:20 |
apw | tumbleweed, about still? | 15:36 |
apw | heh actually forget that, abject failure on my machine | 15:36 |
kees | apw: what's your kernel upload schedule looking like? I have yet another yama ptrace fix for chrisccoulson. I wanted to prioritize sanely... | 16:38 |
tgardner | kees, you should be talking to ogasawara who will replace apw whilst he's off on vacation. | 16:40 |
kees | tgardner: oh! cool, thanks. ogasawara: same question ;) | 16:40 |
apw | kees, well we need an upload today for the compiler change, and i hope to slp in an i915 fix if its not an abi bumper | 16:40 |
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apw | then its leaans call, freeze is thursday so it would likely be monday or not | 16:41 |
tgardner | apw, yet another compiler change? whats getting twiddled now? | 16:41 |
apw | there have been two uploads for multi-arch this week which has caused a lot of kaos | 16:42 |
apw | this time not a compiler payload change, more where things go etc | 16:42 |
ogasawara | kees: indeed, I'd prefer not to have to do an additional upload beyond what andy does, but if we need to, monday would likely be the latest. | 16:42 |
apw | (for beta) | 16:43 |
ogasawara | kees: how quickly can you get the patch to the mailing list? | 16:43 |
apw | ogasawara, you thinking what i'm thinking? | 16:43 |
kees | ogasawara: right, it's not critical. I just wanted to catch it if going today. i'll send the patch to the list today | 16:43 |
apw | that if its small and not a bumper i could get it in | 16:44 |
kees | it's 2 lines | 16:44 |
ogasawara | apw: yep, was thinking that :) | 16:44 |
apw | kees, got it 'now' ? | 16:44 |
apw | so i can see if its a bumper | 16:44 |
kees | apw: gimme 10 minutes? | 16:44 |
apw | np | 16:44 |
kees | apw: okay, sent to list | 16:51 |
apw | kees, looks pretty small and non-bumperish | 16:57 |
kees | apw: should be yeah. | 17:00 |
kees | stupid threads :) | 17:01 |
tgardner | kees, needs a bug report for Maverick SRU | 17:01 |
kees | tgardner: okay, i'll open it with the reproducer and reply on list | 17:02 |
apw | let us know the LP# | 17:06 |
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ogasawara | tgardner: bug 728746 was on the release meeting agenda and seems like a quick fix by just adding some symlinks to the broadcom firmware files. | 17:16 |
ogasawara | tgardner: do you prefer a pull request against the the linux-firmware git repo or a merge request for the bzr tree? | 17:17 |
ubot2 | ogasawara: Error: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: The read operation timed out (https://launchpad.net/bugs/728746) | 17:17 |
tgardner | ogasawara, linux-firmware isn't in a bzr repo | 17:17 |
tgardner | this is for natty? | 17:17 |
kees | apw: 737676 | 17:17 |
ogasawara | tgardner: yah natty. hrm, I thought I saw a bzr repo on launchpad. | 17:18 |
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ogasawara | tgardner: but that answers my question :) | 17:18 |
tgardner | ogasawara, it might already be fixed upstream: linux-firmware: wl12xx-Update STA firmware ? | 17:19 |
apw | ogasawara, you get bzr branches from the uploader, it pushed the uploads into a branch | 17:19 |
tgardner | ogasawara, nm. its nor | 17:19 |
tgardner | not* | 17:19 |
tgardner | ogasawara, doh! this should be linux-firmware-nonfree | 17:20 |
tgardner | ogasawara, ok, I'm just being a dope. it _is_ in linux-firmware, so just send a pull request. | 17:24 |
ogasawara | tgardner: ack | 17:24 |
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bjf | tgardner, you have time to review an lts-backport-maverick branch? this is my first time running the script and i want to make sure things went as expected | 17:56 |
tgardner | bjf, can do | 17:56 |
tgardner | did it run clean? | 17:56 |
bjf | tgardner, yes, and it built | 17:56 |
tgardner | bjf, then its likely correct | 17:56 |
bjf | tgardner, zinc.canonical.com:/srv/kernel.ubuntu.com/git/bradf/ubuntu-lucid lts-backport-maverick | 17:56 |
tgardner | k, gimme a bit | 17:57 |
bjf | tgardner, the changelog "looks odd" | 17:57 |
bjf | tgardner, mostly the version numbers | 17:57 |
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tgardner | bjf, looks right. before uploading you'll probably wanna make sure all of the bugs referenced in the changelog have a linux-lts-backport-maverick package entry. | 18:05 |
bjf | tgardner, huh | 18:05 |
tgardner | bjf, some of the bugs were likely created before some of your tools. | 18:06 |
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bjf | tgardner, do you use an orig.tar.gz when packaging lts-backport-maverick ? | 18:39 |
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tgardner | bjf, nope. | 18:40 |
bjf | tgardner, thanks | 18:40 |
kristian-aalborg | hi all | 19:07 |
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kristian-aalborg | jjohansen: ping | 22:39 |
jjohansen | hey | 22:39 |
jjohansen | kristian-aalborg: ^ | 22:42 |
nelhage | Hey, I'm looking at the latest Maverick git, and I have a question about the commits you backported. | 22:42 |
nelhage | I see you backported d281da7ff6f70efca0553c288bb883e8605b3862 ("Make tiocgicount a handler"), but not 0bca1b913 or 0587102cf, which actually convert drivers to use the new handler. | 22:43 |
nelhage | Am I missing something, or does that not actually fix the bug? | 22:43 |
kristian-aalborg | jjohansen: I'm setting up a *third* machine shortly to try to build, I might have some questions | 22:43 |
jjohansen | kristian-aalborg: ok | 22:44 |
kristian-aalborg | I have a transcript of the chat the other day, I hope it's not going to be necessary - but always nice with someone around who's familiar with what you're trying to do | 22:45 |
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