[00:40] JFo: Re apport-collect and bug 758961. A) Bug was autofiled by apport (triggered by two oops occurances) B) I can find no correlating oops messages in /var/log/*. Image is fresh from today with only 4 reboots total. [00:41] I am trying to reproduce it, but have not seen an oops since 10:41 (it is now 16:41). === yofel_ is now known as yofel === _LibertyZero is now known as LibertyZero === smb` is now known as smb === timblechmann is now known as tim [09:59] rebooting [10:23] * apw waves to smb [10:24] * smb looks sw [10:24] apw, Morning [10:24] * apw puts up a flare [10:24] smb, morning ... [10:25] apw, too late, latitude already did. :) [10:25] heheh [11:12] gondoi, quota modules may not be included in -virtual, i suspect it would be an oversight if so... what specific module names are you missing [12:20] hi [12:21] I have problems installing he 38-8 kernel on my system, see also bug 759531 [12:21] the output of the update is in the report as well [12:24] after that I started with the previous -7 kernel: the update doesn't hang anymore but I get the following error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/593527 [12:33] what does it happen if i manually modify one of the debian/configs/...? i don't like editconfigs [13:05] ppisati, There is a special place in heck for people like you [13:06] ppisati, Make sure to run updateconfigs after any manual change and see how the effects are. [13:12] smb: may I ask you to have a look at my question above? [13:17] Mamarok, Hm might be the dkms compilation of the nvidia driver failed for some reason but its hard to say for sure [13:18] the funny thing is that I don't even have a Nvidia card [13:18] I would probably try to run apt-get install -f [13:19] that doesn't help [13:19] What is done at line 1010 of /var/lib/dpkg/info/linux-image-2.6.38-8-generic.postinst (which seems to be the failing point) [13:19] the output stays the same [13:20] there are not even that many lines, I guess it means line 110 [13:20] as it prints later [13:20] One seems to be for the headers and the other for the kernel package [13:22] yes, the line is the same, run-parts [13:22] sorry, system ("run-parts --verbose --exit-on-error --arg=$version " [13:23] right so that seems to call /etc/kernel/postinst.d/nvidia-common [13:24] as I said, I don't have a Nvidia card, but it insists on installing it by default [13:24] Yes I believe the wrapper is always there [13:24] Though it should just do nothing when the binary driver is not there... [13:25] Does the file itself look executable/reasonable (not corrupted)? [13:26] yes, I can edit and search in it without problems [13:27] I am looking at an older version right now but that would try to read in /usr/share/debconf/confmodule [13:28] I will try removing nvidia related packages I can, just a moment [13:29] hey, that solved it! I removed nvidia-common and now it works [13:29] I will add a comment in the bug [13:29] thanks for the hint [13:29] Mamarok, As I said, it should aslo work with it [13:30] I got it installed here too and no nvidia card either [13:30] indeed, but since I don't have a card it doesn't hurt me [13:30] the problem will be for those using a Nvidia card if they run into that problem [13:30] Do you have that /usr/share/debconf/confmodule? [13:31] yes [13:32] Hm, ok. I would suspect a bit that something goes wrong with fiddling around with the debconf and that may strike again even without the nvidia stuff [13:34] I ha to kill the process a few times then I needed to unlock /var/cache/debconf/config.dat, but I didn't really modify something else [13:34] had* to [13:36] That would somewhat sound even more like your problem does not only exist for the kernel package but might run into other trouble sooner or later [13:37] I checked again: apparently there were some old nvidia-xx-modaliases packages that I removed, that might be the origin of the problem === chuck_ is now known as zul [13:37] since those are not in the Natty repos anymore [13:39] Hmm odd. [13:41] anyway, I updated the bug report with this information and changed its status to "opinion" [13:41] thanks a lot for the hints :) [13:41] Those alias packages should only contains some hints for jockey. There is multiple of those on my system too [13:42] Mamarok, Welcome. Just don't expect too much feedback for "opinion" bugs. ;) [13:43] I know, but at least something is lying around if other people run into the same problem [13:43] for now the report is out of the way, it can still be reactivated if needed [13:44] Right, if I had more time I would probably try to run through the upgrade path from Maverick to see that works... [13:45] me too, but the same applies here, I don't really have time for that [14:23] mjg59, you heard any complaints of thinkpads overheating on 2.6.38 kernels? [14:23] mjg59, thinkpad x201* seems to be implicated [14:24] Heard, yes. [14:24] Haven't been able to track down yet. [14:24] There's basically nothing that's changed in the thinkpad driver [14:24] So I'm a bit stumped [14:24] I think someone's really going to have to do a bisection [14:25] The main reason I'm confused is that they don't have ACPI fans, so it's entirely under firmware control... [14:25] mjg59, i'll ask for some mainline kernel testing then between 2.6.35 and 2.6.38 and see what that gets us [14:26] mjg59, the last time we had anything like this it was a change of width of a read in acpi was confusing the ec, so it could be anything [14:26] Yeah, it's more likely to be an ec change than anything else [14:30] mjg59, ok in the reporters court now, thanks for the info [14:41] Hi, sorry if this is the wrong place but I know that my USB Audio DAC works with ubuntu I was wondering if you could help me set it up in my distro? The receiver is a texas instruments PCM2706 here is the output of lsusb - http://paste.pocoo.org/show/370983/ thanks if you can help at all I don't know where to start === sconklin-gone is now known as sconklin [14:54] apw: hi, on bug 747090, you say you incorporated a comment from jan - but I don't see such a comment! [14:55] he simply suggested merging the xxx += inc_eip into the line above [14:55] that was jan wasn't it, or have i miss attributed [14:56] that's what i assumed based on your patch - i just don't see that msg in my inbox [14:56] was that in the kvm mailing list? [14:56] oh, you know - maybe he didnt' cc: me. I'm not actually on the list [14:56] lemme go fix that [14:57] hallyn, ahh ok ... cool [14:57] hallyn, it was nothing more than a nit, the binary produced should be identicle [14:58] apw: yeah the patch in your dir looked fine. I haven't been able to test the kernel itself yet [14:58] apw: say, would you mind sending your version of the patch to the kvm m-l then? :) [14:59] hallyn, no worries, how severe is the symptoms of the issue, ie. are we hoping to get it into the release kernel or can it wait for the first sru kerenel [14:59] apw: oh, no. there it is. I simply missed his comment in the noise. I don't do well with un-snipped emails some days [15:00] i was hoping for release kernel. let's ask cjwatson what exactly made him track this down [15:00] hallyn i think you're better doing it, so you get the credit [15:00] apw: it seems like ppl are running kvm just fine, on the one hand... [15:01] ok, i hope we can slip one more kernel in, but we are going to have to hoop jump to get it in [15:01] and if we do i'll make sure this one is in if we do [15:02] sounds good, thanks [15:05] hallyn, let me know when you have tested, and i'll get that patch out for acks === root___ is now known as ranunculoid === ranunculoid is now known as eamon [15:47] JFo, about ? [15:56] apw: in 5bfc8061, any reason why you choose CONFIG_USB_MUSB_TUSB6010 over any other option? [15:57] ppisati, erm [15:57] apw: easy :) [15:58] apw: even a "the name was cool" is ok [15:58] ppisati, is that a select ? [15:58] yep [15:58] apw: and we lost musb on omap [15:58] that's why i was asking [15:58] anywa, i'll modify it locallu [15:58] locally [15:59] omap.config [16:00] ppisati, looks to be the default for that new choise on omap, ie the first vslid one [16:00] ok [16:01] so essentislly arbitrary [16:01] ok ok, no prob [16:32] hallyn, ok i've taken you testing as good, and pushed the kvm patch to kernel-team@ for review [16:33] apw: great, thanks [16:57] apw: according to /boot/config-2.6.35-28-virtual: CONFIG_QFMT_V1=m [16:57] CONFIG_QFMT_V2=m [16:58] gondoi, yes but only select modules are actually packaged for the virtual flavour to keep it nice and small [16:58] apw: but the files are not there: ls -l /lib64/modules/2.6.35-28-virtual/kernel/fs/quota/ [16:58] total 0 [16:58] * apw waves to cking [16:59] gondoi, right that is entirly possible given how -virtual is packaged [16:59] hmm [16:59] so how can I do quotas on my vm? [16:59] gondoi, what are the module names which are missing, so i can check if they are meant to be included [16:59] or... where can I get the modules [16:59] * cking waves to apw [16:59] apw: just a sec [16:59] cking, hiya, back yet? [16:59] apw, still in SFO, will be back on Saturday [16:59] quota_v2.ko and quota_v1.ko [17:00] gondoi, maverick ? [17:00] yes [17:02] gondoi, doesn't look like they are included, and likely they should be [17:02] gondoi, is there a bug filed? if not please file one and let me know the number [17:02] i'll have a look and see what I can find [17:02] thanks apw === herton is now known as herton_lunch [17:04] gondoi, if you haven't filed one already you may as well just file one [17:04] will do [17:38] cooloney: your patch on natty's make the board hags at boot [17:41] s/hags/hangs/ === herton_lunch is now known as herton [18:00] sforshee: heya if you're interested: http://people.canonical.com/~vanhoof/lazy_itable_init_testing_plus_dirty/debug/ [18:00] sforshee: first directory is at start, last is either right before, or during the hang [18:01] its hard to tell since forcing a sync w/ sysrq didnt appear to trigger any activity [18:01] * vanhoof posts to bug [18:02] vanhoof, cool, I'll take a peek and see if I notice anything interesting [18:04] sforshee: awesome lmk if you see anything interesting :) === sforshee is now known as sforshee-lunch [18:26] apw, tgardner, and i have noticed a dramatic drop off in LP bug email, have you seen the same ? i know there have been 37 new bugs in the last 24 hours but i've only received 5 emails [18:28] JFo, ^ ? [18:30] bjf: getting updates from my projects pretty quickly [18:32] bjf hmmm, not really noticed, but then i don't really read ones which arn't assigned to me === hallyn is now known as hallyn_afk [18:40] bjf: well I can say I haven't gotten an email for every bug I have filed lately, so something seems off [18:41] jjohansen, tim thinks there was a change that you don't get email about LP actions you've performed, but I'm not getting email about any new bugs against the linux source package [18:42] bjf: odd because I am getting emails from some of the bugs I am filing just not all of them [18:42] jjohansen, ok, then, -ENOCLUE [18:49] * apw wanders to find some food ... laters === sforshee-lunch is now known as sforshee [19:59] * jjohansen -> lunch === hallyn_afk is now known as hallyn === chuck_ is now known as zul === sconklin is now known as sconklin-afk [22:42] Hi there. The latest Natty kernel keeps faulting on my Core 2 ThinkPad. What should I do next? [22:43] what sort of faulting? is it overheating? (that's a popular one this week) [22:47] hallyn: I've had a few times where it logs me out and powers off. The others are where it switches to a black screen and dumps the backtrace on the different cores. [22:47] hallyn: I'm suspicious that it's due to the rtl8192 driver. I've switched from wired to wireless to see if the problem reduces. [22:47] hallyn: (the last backtrace had rtl8192_rx_normal and skb_put in it) [22:48] Is there a way of recovering the backtrace after a halt? === Sarvatt_ is now known as Sarvatt