=== jjohansen is now known as jj-afk === Guest52725 is now known as lag === lag is now known as Guest832 [09:35] do we have a launchpad team for the kernel stable team ? [10:09] apw, Hm, I don't think so === yofel_ is now known as yofel [14:12] mutt is making me crazy [14:14] JFo, excessive tail wagging ? [14:14] tgardner, I wish... a friends cat decided to sit on my keyboard the other day and it has been wonky ever since [14:15] likely it was sitting on it because there was a mutt running :-) [14:15] ho ho [14:15] yeah, kitty almost met wal, but I wasn't going for distance :-D [14:15] wal* [14:15] grrr [14:15] wall* [14:16] but it is doing stupid things... like it will show me that there is one new message in a folder and then, when I go to that folder, there will be more. [14:16] kitty could see into future and had revenge before that [14:16] so it seems :) [14:17] another thing it will do is, while I am reading messages, one of the messages won't open when I get to it and mutt will say something like "can't open temporary file" [14:17] there are other oddities like that too [14:17] really annoying [14:18] I'll show you at UDS, I'm sure I won't have solved it by then [14:35] hrm, no bjf. perfect, he can't object to me giving him a work item then :) [14:36] pgraner: work item definition error should be fixed now, let me know if you're still getting spammed [14:36] ogasawara, assignment in absentia [14:36] ogasawara, thanks [14:37] JFo: the work item in your bug handling spec -> "[SRU Team] Develop/define process to address SRU release bugs.:TODO" [14:37] ogasawara, thanks all I had was my phone until just now [14:38] ogasawara, Oh so JFo broke it.... [14:38] JFo: "SRU Team" isn't actually a valid launchpad ID, so I switched it to bjf for now [14:38] pgraner, short flight? your calendar indicates you should be over Kansas or Nebraska by now. [14:38] ogasawara, don't we have a kernel-sru lp team? [14:39] tgardner, wifi on the plane [14:39] pgraner: I don't think so [14:39] sconklin: is there a kernel-sru lp team? [14:39] ogasawara, I thought we did or maybe that was a project [14:39] ah, anyways it would be out of your way to fly over those states on your way to Dallas. [14:39] tgardner, yea I'm over tenn now or so the pilot said [14:41] tgardner: I've got the gcc error on arm fixed up only to run into the next build error. am about to kick off a test build that hopefully resolves it. Assuming that's the last of them, I'm gonna upload. [14:42] ogasawara, ack. I was gonna ask you when you planned to upload, but as usual you're right on top of things. [14:44] tgardner, are you set to run the daily kernel roundtables at UDS since I'll be off with QA? [14:44] pgraner, guess I'll get that way. [14:45] tgardner, :) [14:45] pgraner, I may delegate once or twice since there are a couple of conflicting sessions, or at least there were a couple of days ago. [14:46] tgardner, ack [14:46] ogasawara, sorry, I am still not getting ping notifications [14:47] ogasawara, switching that is cool with me :-) [14:47] I didn't even think of that existing [14:53] ogasawara: there's the kernel-sru-workflow team, that's used for maintenance of the process tools, not sure that's what you want. [14:54] sconklin: basically JFo has a work item on his bug handling spec that I think he wanted assigned to the kernel-sru team. I've temporarily assigned it to bjf for now and I'll let him reassign accordingly [14:55] and for that matter, it may not even be necessary. [14:55] ogasawara: ack [14:55] we can discuss at UDS [15:09] * ogasawara back in 20 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [16:00] tgardner: you said you pushed the -rc6 rebase to oneiric master-next right? [16:01] * smb has been using it for a test [16:02] something doesn't seem right with it, for example the Makefile still claims it's -rc5 and I'm specifically looking for the changes in commit 498548ec69c6897fe4376b2ca90758762fa0b817 which should be in -rc6 and I'm not seeing it in master-next [16:04] ogasawara, odd indeed, yeah. I was more interested in another one which was in there and also was supposed to me rc6 stuff [16:05] So I did not check that closely [16:09] ogasawara: may be related to this? https://lkml.org/lkml/2011/5/4/42 (tim may have pushed before linus fixed it) [16:09] ogasawara, It looks like about 14 commits missing [16:11] herton: ah that's probably it [16:11] sounds very possible [16:14] * ogasawara rebases master-next to pull in the missing bits [16:19] ogasawara, doh! I didn't even check that I got the -rc6 tag. oops. === arun__ is now known as arun_ [16:19] tgardner: no worries, I've just rebased, was painless [16:20] ogasawara, you haven't pushed yet, right ? [16:20] tgardner: not yet, about to in 1min [16:20] ogack [16:20] ogasawara, ack [16:28] bjf, sconklin: some nitpicking for you, bug 722185 can be marked as fixed after natty update to 2.6.38.5, needs natty nomination etc. on it as well [16:28] Launchpad bug 722185 in linux "Regression: Does not list available WLAN networks (p54)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/722185 [16:30] herton, thanks [16:30] also bug 736490 is a duplicate of this [16:30] Launchpad bug 736490 in linux "[natty][p54usb] wifi cannot connect to the ap" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/736490 [16:30] JFo: I think you could mark it as duplicate and triage 722185 to show on your hotlist right? [16:31] I didn't mark as duplicate yet as I guess it'll drop from hotlist bugs, not sure [16:31] yep, I can do that herton :) [16:31] JFo, herton done [16:31] bjf, thanks [16:31] thanks :) [16:54] apw: did you ever submit your fbcon race fix upstream? [16:54] would be cool to get it fixed for 2.6.39 [16:55] jbarnes, I've bugged him a couple of times about that, and some other patches. He's kind of tied up for the rest of this week, but I'll be sure to hassle him on Monday. [16:55] cool, thanks [16:55] jbarnes, The real (non-bip) apw may or may not be listening. Me will try to if tgardner forgets [16:56] it's a good fix, much more complete than mine [16:56] jbarnes, yeah, it seems to be working well for us. [16:58] tgardner, Are you arriving Sat or Sun ? [16:58] smb, I should be at the hotel by noon Sat [16:59] tgardner, Ah cool, I should be there a tad later. Landing around noon on Sat [17:00] I'll be there about 6:30PM on Sat [17:00] JFo, Right in time for the b-meeting [17:00] ? [17:00] I thought that was Sunday? [17:00] b= bar or beer at your choce [17:00] oh, yes.. just in time :-) === sforshee_ is now known as sforshee [17:17] JFo, looks like you and I have the same flight into BUD [17:17] sforshee, awesome [17:17] :) [17:18] what flight? [17:18] AA6601/BA868 [17:18] there are others on that flight too [17:19] cool [17:19] we can hang out in Heathrow [17:20] yep, hopefully it will help pass the time [17:20] I'm going to be in Heathrow for a while :( [17:21] Hopefully not as bad as the Portlanders had last time to arrive for Prague... [17:22] or was that some other place...? [17:22] * smb tends to forget. Its travel... [17:22] looks like I have about 2 hours layover in LHR [17:23] smb, I'm the same way [17:23] my layover there is 5 hours, total travel time is about 20 [17:24] hmmm [17:27] need some food... back in a bit === yofel_ is now known as yofel [19:05] * tgardner --> lunch [19:25] just remembered I need to run some errands before I leave tomorrow and I am not likely to get to them tomorrow if I put them off. [19:25] bbiab [19:36] hi there, runnin linux-next (2.6.39-rc) on Ubuntu 10.10 and 11.04 using the stock ubuntu .config (updated with oldconfig) and the kernel boots fine but it looks like every time I invoke dmesg the system slows down to a crawl. Any ideas? much appreciated! === bjf is now known as bjf[afk] [20:03] * jjohansen -> lunch [20:28] hi, now amd64 daily does not build, but at least i386 === bjf[afk] is now known as bjf [22:07] * ogasawara back on later === cmagina-afk is now known as cmagina