[00:00] Yep, I tried replacing the parts that check for 2.6 to 3 and it compiled, but it failed to install [00:01] Not sure what I missed yet, I'll do some investigating tomorrow. Thanks for the help. [00:24] hallyn_: heh; vm-new tries to bring the VM up with virtio networking, which fails with 'failed to find romfile "pxe-virtio.bin"'. are there some other options I'm supposed to be using? [00:29] Hello, I would like to know if a fix to bug #811003 is acceptable for Oneiric, or this kind of "bug" (more a feature) is generally delayed to the next release. I just want to know whether is usefull that I provide a debdiff or just wait the next sync from debian. [00:29] Launchpad bug 811003 in psensor (Ubuntu) "Psensor application indicator should use a mono-color icon" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/811003 [00:30] slangasek: oh? that should spit an error, but not fail [00:30] slangasek: pxe-virtio is only for pxeboot over virtio [00:31] hallyn_: ah. well, I'm looking at logs because what I'm experiencing is that the VM never comes up after reboot [00:31] virsh list doesn't show it running? [00:32] no, it *does* show it running [00:32] oh just ssh to it or gvncviewer :0 [00:32] but it's not meaningfully "up" [00:32] drat [00:34] oh, it does seem to respond to ssh, hmm [00:34] but vm-new doesn't finish because vm-ping fails? [00:34] yeah the reporting isn't perfect at vm-new. but the big win with vm-tools is the vm-clone command [00:34] i don't use vm-new all that much [00:34] but clone every day [00:34] well, I'm not sure if I should ^C this vm-new command...? [00:34] yes [00:35] look in / in the guest, [00:35] if there is still a post-install.sh, run it as root, otherwise you're done [00:35] so, your initramfs has 'udev.bak', will it run that? [00:38] jfi: it's too late for UI adjustments at this point, so we're probably best just taking the next sync from Debian in precise [00:39] jfi: although thank you for caring [00:39] cjwatson, thanks for the response [00:42] slangasek: scripts/init-bottom/udev is still not getting to the ps -ef (even when I add '|| /bin/true' after the pkill) [00:43] oops, missed the other line, lemme try a || true after udevadm control --exit [00:43] hallyn_: Eduard points out on the bug that udevadm control --exit also exits non-zero if it hits the timeout... so you need a || true after that as well, sorry [00:43] right [00:44] hallyn_: udev.bak? [00:44] yes, init-bottom/udev.bak existed in the initramfs. [00:44] uh [00:45] shouldn't be from anything I did [00:45] don't nkow how that happened [00:45] but if it's executable, it'd try to run that as well [00:45] it was [00:45] probably i messed it up before [00:53] haha no /bin/true in initrd [00:55] right, should just be called as 'true' [00:55] (shell builtin) [00:57] hallyn_: and what's the right way to attach to the console? [00:57] 'virsh console' doesn't give me anything useful [01:01] ah, of course, there's a separate 'vm-view' command for that - sigh, why is all this separate from virt-manager [01:05] hallyn_: vm-view doesn't provide much console scrollback... recommendations? [01:37] slangasek: i usually just use gvncviewer and store logs to scp off later. But https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SergeHallyn_libvirtserial should work [01:37] I used to do that for early boot kernel debugging... Of course your vm then needs to define ttyS0 as a serial port in boot cmdline [01:41] hallyn_: got it, thanks === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [01:55] hallyn_: this hang-on-tty-event thing is just weirding me out. what's /proc/cmdline for these boots? [01:55] i.e., do you have a serial console configured when this happens? [01:56] (because, once again, a tty is the last event processed) [02:12] slangasek: no, i don't change cmdline at all [02:14] slangasek: BOOT_IMAGE=/boot/vmlinuz-3.0.0-12-server root=UUID=442917ed-fe24-4f00-858a-152dbae9db58 ro quiet [02:15] yeah no idea why those are always there [02:51] hallyn_: huzzah, I've reproduced it here - just took me a bit to realize I'd done so, since the initramfs script is fixed here to not die on udevadm timeout :) [02:51] (which means /dev actually gets mounted properly) === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [04:22] It seems someone edited the main page of the wiki to create his own page. I reverted it and emailed him about it. I hope I did it right because I drank a bit. [04:23] bbigras__: looks good now, thanks [04:24] history also shows someone attaching their apt debugging logs to the page, heh [04:25] slangasek: Oh that's why I wasn't able to revert to those revisions. [04:25] yeah, they aren't content changes to the page :) [06:06] I need to prototype an app for a client that implements peer-to-peer messaging over the internet. Is there a specific channel for networking and internet oriented development on IRC anywhere? [06:11] this messaging is not intended for chat or social networking type application, but to enable the application to do peer-to-peer message passing for the purposes of the application functionality unrelated to internet messaging or whatever - just uses the messaging mechanism to communicate between peers [06:12] indeed ... === tkamppeter__ is now known as tkamppeter [09:05] hggdh, Daviey, hallyn_, adam_g: udev accepted into oneiric with a fix for at least *one* bug. Please retest at your convenience so we can see what's left that needs stomping... === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan === yofel_ is now known as yofel [11:21] doko_: what happened to the maintainer of gdc-4.6 in debian? [11:22] Laney, ? [11:22] http://packages.qa.debian.org/g/gdc-4.6.html [11:23] oops ... [11:25] motu just got mailed about the ftbfs === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [13:53] hallo all, please can any one point me to some instruction, how to add patches to debin/patches. and is it possible to use git formated patches? I know i can edit every thing manually, but may be there is some script to do it [13:56] fishor_: Most of them use quilt I think, so searching for stuff on quilt and debian often finds it [14:01] Hi, In order to test whether a python program is running under GDM, I used the following command: [14:01] if os.environ.has_key('RUNNING_UNDER_GDM'): [14:02] Can anybody please tell me whether there is a similar command for lightdm? [14:03] Maybe: [14:03] if os.environ.has_key('RUNNING_UNDER_LIGHTDM') [14:03] ? [14:05] penguin42, thank you. i found this manual https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/PatchSystems === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [15:42] slangasek: will do [15:43] slangasek: will a new ISO be generated, or is it a 0-day? [15:56] hggdh: There will be new ISOs spun on Sunday. [16:12] infinity: thank you [16:13] so... === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [22:11] tumbleweed: around? [22:17] bdrung: sort of [22:17] (around, but up to my ears in pypy) [22:19] tumbleweed: i pushed distro-info rearrangement [22:19] tumbleweed: can you prepare the perl library for distro-info? [22:25] does xutils-dev provide xorg-macros? [22:48] bdrung: pushed it, but haven't got to tests yet [22:51] tumbleweed: now we have to split distro-info into three parts [22:51] yeah [22:52] tumbleweed: what's with the remove me item? [22:53] oops, that was from debugging, sorry still have my head in pypy [22:54] tumbleweed: do you want to update your ubuntu email address? [22:57] bdrung: eh? [22:58] tumbleweed: ubu VS deb mail [22:59] aah, in copyright. [22:59] tumbleweed: git grep it [22:59] there are more places