=== yofel_ is now known as yofel === zz_bigbash is now known as bigbash [17:46] apw: did you notice that there is aufs3 [22:25] is the ubuntu 3.0.x kernel backported to 11.04 (or available for 11.04)? [22:26] EvilResistance: you can simply install mainline. even 3.3 [22:26] but you can get problems with extra modules [22:26] Kano: you'll have to define "mainline"... i've been out of the loop with kernel stuffs. [22:26] mainline=unpatched kernel code [22:27] http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/?C=M;O=D [22:27] any patched code? the main reason i ask is because i'm curious about the power management patches, and whether they're in any of the kernels yet [22:27] but you need updates/fixes for nvidia/fglrx and such things [22:28] mhm. [22:28] will the patches and updates be in 12.04 LTS? [22:28] well when you dont need external modules then it is no problem at all to install a new kernel [22:29] what gfx card do you use? [22:29] ( `lspci | grep VGA` ) [22:29] 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G98M [Quadro NVS 160M] (rev a1) <-- (from lspci) [22:30] its on a 3 year old laptop so... [22:30] :P [22:31] then most likely you use nvidia binary [22:32] i know patches to nv, but i only use u kernels and no u itself [23:00] G98 may work fine with just -nouveau [23:03] depends on your definiting of work fine [23:04] really depends on your proclivity for whining about things [23:04] also depends on how much you care about the kernel complaining :P [23:05] i usually use latest nv beta if it has got no errors for me [23:05] and how large the system latencies you can tolerate as it goes in and out of the blob [23:05] which was the case with 295.09, but 295.17 is fine [23:05] does 295.17 do kms? [23:06] i dont need kms [23:06] do you need wayland? [23:06] heheh, so that depends on your definition of fine [23:06] no but i have a deep personal need to edit config files when i want to add a display [23:08] bryceh: reclocking support will often crash, using boot speed is a joke. i prefer dynamic clocks, vdpau i like as well [23:12] it is enough to see something in live mode