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infinityScottK: None mentioned.01:08
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rsalvetiinfinity: skaet: bug 96089306:39
ubot2`Launchpad bug 960893 in clutter-1.0 "Clutter is unable to find a valid input backend and abort the execution on ARM" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/96089306:39
rsalvetithis is the bug that's currently causing clutter-gst to fail06:39
rsalvetithen empathy will break as well, blocking the arm images06:40
rsalvetiI'm currently debugging it, but my local build will take a few minutes still to finish06:40
rsalvetiso will probably continue it tomorrow06:41
rsalvetibasically clutter is completely broken on arm atm06:41
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Davieyinfinity: Are the opportunity targets for arm server still valid?09:11
greybackskaet: hi you got a second, can you look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity-2d/+bug/960194 please?09:31
ubot2`Launchpad bug 960194 in unity-2d "[UIFe] Use average color of wallpaper to tint launcher/dash/panel/hud" [Low,Confirmed]09:31
brendandDaviey, so this bug 960311 is a bit funny09:51
ubot2`Launchpad bug 960311 in linux "Networking on Dell PowerEdge R300 with Broadcom Corporation NetXtreme BCM5722 Gigabit Ethernet PCI Express is not functional" [High,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/96031109:51
Davieybrendand: oh?09:52
brendandDaviey, that error pops up kind of non-deterministically09:52
brendandDaviey, at the moment it seems to effect every release09:52
Davieybrendand: can i sugegst taking this to #ubuntu-kernel .. smb is looking into it.09:52
RiddellDaviey: where do you discuss arm issues?  there seems to be no mailing list for them09:53
DavieyRiddell: #ubuntu-arm ?09:55
RiddellDaviey: oh well.10:05
Riddellhey lool, are you the guy who knows about the arm images?  where do I ask about them not working?10:13
knomehey Riddell10:21
Riddellhello knome10:23
knomeRiddell, in bug 959504, we asked a permission to tweak the ubuntu studio ubiquity slideshow to fit netbooks (reduce height). can we do the same for xubuntu, as long as we promise to take care of any possible doc screenshots too, which was the condition for US too? do you want me to file another bug just for this (our content is totally the same, we're just modifying the height, and making some things fit a little better)?10:23
ubot2`Launchpad bug 959504 in ubiquity-slideshow-ubuntu "[UIFe] ubuntu studio slideshow requires update" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/95950410:23
Riddellknome: are there screenshots elsewhere like on websites?10:24
knomeat least not on ours10:24
Riddellknome: file a bug then and I'll approve it10:25
knomeokay, thanks10:25
apwthere is a kernel update (linux) sitting in the queue, this contains the fix for older powerpc UP machines10:25
Riddellapw: multipath-modules-3.2.0-19-generic-di ?10:26
apwRiddell, ahh is that why its pending, a new udeb10:26
Riddellapw: got a FFe for that?10:26
apwRiddell, ignore me, i thought it was caught in the beta freeze, but thats 2 days out isn't it10:27
apwi'll go find out :)10:27
Riddellaye not until tomorrow euro evening10:27
knomeRiddell, bug 96104110:29
ubot2`Launchpad bug 961041 in ubiquity-slideshow-ubuntu "Xubuntu slideshow doesn't fit netbook screens" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/96104110:29
apwRiddell, ok it seems although its a new udeb, its actually existing functionality those modules were built-in before and we should always have had the names udeb, anyhow, as we are not in freeze there is no rush and i'll get with the normal process10:30
loolRiddell: Hmm I worked on ARM images many months ago; I'm not sure who is in charge for them today, the usual suspects I would hint at would be infinity, ogra_, janimo, NCommander10:34
loolRiddell: but it depends on the image; e.g. AC100 might be handled by different people than imx or omap if we still have these10:35
apwRiddell, whats the symptom on the arm issue?10:36
DavieyAC100 does have a mailing list btw.10:38
DavieyRiddell: why is #ubuntu-arm not a suitable place to ask?10:39
Riddellknome: accepted!10:42
knomeRiddell, thanks :)10:42
Riddellapw: my pandaboard doesn't boot (and I've had this conversation plenty on irc and wish to move it to a mailing list)10:43
RiddellDaviey: because of the usual communication differences between irc and mailing lists10:43
apwRiddell, kernel issue ?10:44
Riddellapw: probably10:44
apwodd i am sure someone is meant to be boot testing those regularly10:44
DavieyRiddell: with the ARM team essentially being divided into the different engineering teams.. i'm not sure a generic list makes sense.. We don't have an amd64 mailing list either :)10:44
Riddellapw: yes they are, and I have also had this conversation lots, and so I would like to move it to a mailing list where it can be explained properly10:45
RiddellDaviey: where should I go then?10:45
Riddellthere is a need for a place people can discuss arm issues10:45
apwRiddell, fine and you are welcome to go do that, i am not interested per-see the specifici issue, i am interested in there being one and our testing not bringing it to our attention10:46
apwthe meta issue is more worrying10:46
DavieyRiddell: my first port of call would be ogra_, now on foundations10:46
Riddellapw: blame Grue then for not having enough pandaboards :)10:46
RiddellDaviey: yes, I have already had this conversation with him.  next?10:47
Davieyapw: pgraner is working hard on creating a panda lab for automated testing of arm dailies btw.10:47
DavieyRiddell: what was the outcome?10:47
RiddellDaviey: he didn't know the problem10:48
apwDaviey, yeah i heard rumors, though i am pretty sure we also test on panda before upload, so if its a kernel issue i am wondering how thats occured10:48
DavieyRiddell: what is the bug number?10:48
RiddellDaviey: I haven't got a bug number because I haven't tracked down a bug10:48
DavieyRiddell: "does not boot" is probably a bug.. having a centralised bug to push data, is probably more useful than irc conversations or a mail.10:49
Daviey:)10:49
DavieyRiddell: even if you raise it against the Ubuntu project, rather than a package.10:49
RiddellDaviey: a bug without a package will never get much attention10:50
DavieyRiddell: right, but it would stop you having to repeat the symptoms.. and the patterns you have followed.  A mail referencing a bug, might then be useful.10:50
RiddellDaviey: where would the mail go?10:50
DavieyRiddell: where would you send a mail if you saw the same issue with amd64?10:51
DavieyRiddell: ubuntu-devel, i'd say.10:51
Riddellmm10:51
RiddellDaviey: so if that doesn't work will you give in and accept the need for an ubuntu-arm mailing list?  (like you already have an ubuntu-server-arm but that is too specific to be useful to anyone)10:52
DavieyRiddell: setting up ubuntu-server-arm was a mistake IMO.10:52
Riddellmv ubuntu-server-arm ubuntu-arm  voila, useful list10:53
DavieyRiddell: I'm not against the idea, but equally - special casing one architecture seems odd to me.10:53
Riddellarm is an odd architecture10:53
DavieyRiddell: and, as i am discovering.. so is i386 with SMP :)10:53
DavieyRiddell: All i have learned so far about this is, 'does not boot' .. is there serial console output?10:54
RiddellDaviey: yes http://starsky.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/precice-arm-boot.txt10:55
Riddellas already reviewed by grue and ogra who say "oh weird, it's trying to use ext3"10:55
DavieyRiddell: can you try a different SD card please?11:00
RiddellDaviey: done11:00
RiddellI've already had this conversation11:01
Riddellit works fine on the validatoin image, it works fine for oneiric, it works fine enough for ubuntu server precise11:01
DavieyRiddell: can you see why having this coversation on a bug would be helpful? :)11:02
Riddell...or a mailing list11:03
Riddellsince I have nothing to file the bug under11:03
DavieyRiddell: $ grep -i CONFIG_EXT4  /boot/config-VERSION | pastebinit ?11:03
DavieyRiddell: linux (Ubuntu) :)11:03
RiddellDaviey: I don't currently have it setup with the broken desktop image11:04
DavieyRiddell: *please* raise a bug with the steps you have done so far, and what you know.. I'll reproduce myself.11:05
RiddellDaviey: nobody has been able to recreate it so far so I suspect you won't be able to11:06
DavieyRiddell: okay, i won't try then.. Problem solved.11:06
Riddelloh do try, I just am skepitcal it'll work alas11:07
RiddellDaviey: but you've booted an ubuntu desktop precise image ?11:08
DavieyRiddell: no, only server.. but i'm willing to go that extra mile for you.. if you raise a bug with steps to reproduce :)11:09
RiddellDaviey: ok, will do11:10
apwi'd say if its not booting that filing it against the kernel is appropriate in the first instance, if its bootloader or something else we can punt it11:14
Riddellthanks11:16
apwRiddell, and paolo says he booted uses precise on his panda every day, he is downloading todays image to test that11:16
RiddellI know it works for other people, I need it tested with  rev 1A pandaboard11:16
apwRiddell, thats definatly 1A not A1 ?11:20
Riddellapw: probably A111:20
Riddellyes A111:21
apwRiddell, ok so paolo has the exact same board rev then good11:21
DavieyRiddell: ah, mine is A211:21
apwRiddell, ok paolo tested his A1 with this image: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-preinstalled/current/precise-preinstalled-desktop-armhf+omap4.img.gz and it booted and he was able to install it12:07
apwRiddell, did we get a linux bug filed yet?  i'll add it there too if so12:10
Riddellapw: not yet I'm afraid12:13
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cjwatsonRiddell: multipath-modules> that's not FFe-worthy - it's a bug-fix (regression, module that used to be available in the installer now being missing).  I've accepted it.12:52
Riddellthanks cjwatson13:01
ogra_Riddell, arm discussions should happen where powerpc discussions happen ;)13:08
ogra_Riddell, hint ... ubuntu-devel ML :)13:08
ogra_Riddell, whats your issue exactly ?13:08
Riddellogra_: the same one I've been talking to you and grue about13:11
Riddellbug 96113313:11
ubot2`Launchpad bug 961133 in linux "Ubuntu Desktop ARM Images do not boot on my Pandaboard" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/96113313:11
ogra_and there is still no explanation i can give you, the images work on all my pandas with different SDs13:11
Riddellyes13:11
ogra_i seriously dont know what you boot there, but it cant be an ubuntu image if rootfstype= is set13:12
ogra_there was never any ubuntu image where this option showed up13:13
Riddellit is the ubuntu desktop image for precise13:13
RiddellI change the boot file to remove "quiet splash"13:14
ogra_cant be, unless you hacked it ... you shouldnt get all that kernel messages on serial at all13:14
ogra_ah13:14
ogra_k, that explains the serial output13:14
ogra_but you seem to have changed a lot more13:15
ogra_"vram=16M root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rw rootfstype=ext3 rootwait"13:15
ogra_that cant boot13:15
Riddellclearly, that's my whole problem :)13:15
RiddellI move the boot.scr file to Env.txt and remove the first line of non-human readable  characters13:15
ogra_well, try a fresh image, dont modify it13:15
RiddellI have13:16
ogra_you also removed the ability to use an initrd13:16
ogra_(it doesnt load one at all)13:16
RiddellI am not aware of doing that13:16
Riddellhow did I do that?13:16
ogra_well, your serial output says so13:16
ogra_by putting some weird boot.scr/preEnv.txt in place13:17
Riddellthat's not the same thing as me doing it conciously13:17
ogra_https://launchpadlibrarian.net/97732667/precice-arm-boot.txt cleasrly shows that13:17
RiddellI have been doing what grue has told me to,  mv boot.scr Env.txt13:17
ogra_it should only load boot.scr ... and then uIamge and uInitrd in that order13:18
ogra_ugh13:18
ogra_that cant work13:18
ogra_boot.scr has a binary header13:18
Riddellyes, which was I told to remove13:18
ogra_well, you have a preEnv.txt there13:18
ogra_seriously, zero out the card and write it with a freshly pulled image13:19
Riddellseriously, I have13:19
Riddellogra_: how about this log? http://starsky.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/arm/ubuntu-precisebeta1-armhf-noquiet13:19
ogra_same thing13:19
ogra_see the kernel cmdline13:20
Riddellwell that's just the same, mv boot.scr Env.txt and remove "quiet splash"13:20
ogra_(also the uBoot messages are very important, please include them in such logs)13:20
ogra_right, dont do that ;)13:20
ogra_give me the serial output of a freshly downloaded and dd'ed image, lets see if it loads initrd13:21
ogra_and to be 100% sure, make sure to zero out the card before dd'ing13:21
Riddellogra_: ok I'll do that, the machine is currently in use so we'll need to wait for that to finish13:21
Riddellogra_: what's the command for that?13:22
ogra_well, i'm at the foundationd installer vsprint atm, so i'll work until 22:00 UTC13:22
ogra_sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/path/to/your/SD/device bs=1M count=<make a pick how many megs you want to wipe>13:23
ogra_i would suggest something like 10-20M for the count= value13:23
ogra_that should definutely wipe the boot partiton13:23
Riddellthanks13:24
ogra_the device needs to actually be the device, not a partition13:24
ogra_i.e. if you use a USB reader something like /dev/sdb ... not sdb1 ...  or with a native SD reader mmcblk0, not mmcblk0p1 or p2 or whatever13:25
ogra_same thing as if you write the SD13:25
Riddellyes13:26
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skaetpitti,  given ubuntu-docs is asking for a week extension to the freeze to get the unity documentation into shape, we're going to be putting pressure on the translators.     If we give an exception to the NonLanguagePackTranlationDeadline of a week for just the ubuntu-docs' portion (make it the same as the LanguagePackTranslationDeadline),  will that still give us enough time to prep for the CandidateWindowStarts?15:03
skaethttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseSchedule15:03
pittiskaet: sounds ok to me15:06
pittithe images that we build on that Thursday won't be final anyway15:06
pittiwe'll need to build new fresh langpacks, and will almost certainly have bug fixes which we want to pull int15:06
skaetpitti,  actually we are trying very hard for those images to potentially be shippable.15:06
pitti...o the release15:06
pittiskaet: well, we can't put the langpack translation deadline and "final image" on the same day15:07
skaetpitti,  its on Tuesday15:07
skaet:)15:07
pittiah15:07
pittiwell, then the ubuntu-docs deadline should be on that day, too15:08
pittibut still, why cut the bug fix window by a whole week?15:08
seb128skaet, pitti: just checking but will monday 16th still be ok for GNOME updates?15:08
seb128it's 3.4.1 tarballs day15:08
pittiwe certainly want potentially releasable images on that day, but that's not the same as "don't allow any bug fixes any more"15:08
Riddellwho's the release driver for beta 2?15:09
pittittps://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseTaskSignup15:10
pitti-> cjwatson and me15:10
skaetseb128, its after FInalFreeze (12th).15:13
greybackHi can someone look again at: https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity-2d/+bug/96019415:13
ubot2`Launchpad bug 960194 in unity-2d "[UIFe] Use average color of wallpaper to tint launcher/dash/panel/hud" [Low,Confirmed]15:13
seb128skaet, right, that's why I'm asking15:13
seb128skaet, pitti: that's something we pointed at UDS, we need to get .1 in or we will create a lot of extra work for us or lower quality by missing a month of bug fixes15:14
pittiI think we need to review the uplaods and check the diffs (we'll do anyway, as we'll be frozen)15:14
pittimany updates are just translation updates, which are fine; and for the real bug fixes, looking at a particular one makes it a lot easier to say yay or nay than a blanket exception15:15
pittias usual, final freeze again just means that uploads are reviewed by the release team15:15
seb128pitti, I'm just trying to make sure it's still ok, because if it's not we need a plan B, i.e snapshoting or backporting fixes earlier15:16
pittiMonday should just about make it for the langpack deadline, so we'll catch the updated translations as well15:18
skaetseb128,  pitti,   its the bug fixes and regression potential I'm worried about here.   Is there any way we can the fixes in before the final freeze?15:20
pittiskaet: yes, with essentially doubling the work15:20
seb128skaet, we can, but it might end of having to backport patches over 15 tarballs and spending days of work doing that15:20
pittiskaet: and working on weekends15:21
skaetlet them shake out, and then just sync to pick up the translations.15:21
pittiskaet: we can still reject patches which might cause regressions, after all15:21
skaetpitti,  but might we end up rejecting the entire tar ball if the same problems are noticed on the 16th?15:21
pittiyes, in unapproved it's just "take the whole thing" or "reject"15:22
pittibut as I expect that most changes should be fine, it's still a net win15:22
pittiand usually the uploader reviews the changes in advance anyway15:22
seb128knowing that GNOME is hard frozen15:22
seb128ups, ignore that15:22
seb128they will not between .0 and .115:22
seb128but it's on bug fix only mode, usually it's a net win as pitti says15:23
pittiwe really need to get back to the pre-maverick rhythm15:23
pittimoving the release cycle back three weeks in maverick really hurt our alignment with gnome15:23
seb128right, we had the same discussion last cycle15:23
skaetpitti, I think we're getting closer now, but yeah, this sort of glitch is hurting.15:24
greybackinfinity: sorry to bother you, but freeze on it's way, can you take look at: https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity-2d/+bug/96019415:24
ubot2`Launchpad bug 960194 in unity-2d "[UIFe] Use average color of wallpaper to tint launcher/dash/panel/hud" [Low,Confirmed]15:24
skaetjbicha, ^ what is the impact of this change from greyback - have those screenshots been done already?15:28
jbicha_skaet: greyback: we use Unity 3D for screenshots, any changes to Unity 2D that make it more like 3D are awesome15:50
greybackjbicha_: that's good to know. We've other small visual tweaks to make to close the gap, so I'm happy that isn't causing you any difficulties15:50
jbicha_greyback: no, I don't believe that'll be a problem15:52
skaetgreyback,  based on jbicha_'s response,  consider the change approved (and based on the comments in the bug),  I'll go add a note there now.15:52
greybackjbicha_: ok thank you. I'll contact you if I'm concerned we're pushing it :)15:52
greybackskaet: thank you15:52
jbicha_this is basically all the mention we have of 2D: https://help.ubuntu.com/11.10/ubuntu-help/fallback-mode.html15:52
greybackjbicha_: awww :(15:53
jbicha_greyback: if you have extra text you want to add, just send it to us; we still have another day or so before Docs Freeze :)15:53
greybackjbicha_: nah I'm good. That does summarize all Unity2D does.15:54
jbicha_I'm especially interested in a simple answer to the question "how can I tell whether I'm running 2D or 3D?"15:55
greybackjbicha_: probably best answer is to look for a shadow under the panel. Other visual differences are much harder to spot. The Alt tab not being fancy is another big indicator15:56
greybackskaet: thanking you15:56
greybackoh I already said that. duuuh15:56
skaetgreyback,  np.  :)15:56
jbicha_skaet: good afternoon, I've got a proposal for the Docs Freeze :)17:37
skaetjbicha_, yup,  see the backscroll for discussion of how we can accomodate or not.  ;)17:38
skaetlol17:38
jbicha_oh, I missed the backscroll, busy day17:38
skaetjbicha_, :)  anyhow,  I'll respond to your email properly,  I think there's a plan that can work.17:39
skaetwe probably need to relook at these deadlines at UDS17:40
knomeAHOI release team! https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2012-March/000990.html20:24
knome(yes, it's me again, and this won't be the last before beta freeze :|)20:24
cjwatsonit'd be helpful to attach a patch rather than the whole new file20:26
skaetcjwatson,  you're right.   I should have asked for the diff,  file itself looked straightforward enough, but diff would indeed make it clearer what changed.20:29
knomei can create a patch file, but i need to find out how to create one.20:31
skaethttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/FreezeExceptionProcess20:32
skaethas the commands.  :)20:32
cjwatsonshort version: 'diff -u old-file new-file'20:32
skaetyup..:)20:33
knomei added an actual patch file.20:34
knomethat's not a huge change... :)20:34
skaetthanks knome.   its approved now.20:35
knomethanks. i'll commit :)20:35
knomeerr, i don't ;)20:36
* knome doesn't have rights20:36
knomehahah, i'll forward :)20:36
keeswhat specific time is the freeze tomorrow?20:44
skaetkees, 2100 UTC20:45
keesskaet: thanks!20:45
skaetnp20:45
ogasawaraskaet: we just received an updated seccomp patch set which kees is hoping to land in beta-220:46
keesskaet: I'm hoping to get a kernel feature in before the freeze, but it sounds like it might need a bit longer to build.20:46
keesheh, what ogasawara said :)20:46
ogasawaraskaet: given the time of freeze tomorrow, if I uploaded a kernel now it might not make it before the deadline20:47
keesogasawara: by "make it" you mean build everything and get the meta package bumped?20:47
ogasawarakees: yep20:47
* kees nods20:47
skaetogasawara, if its ready to go,  lets get it started, I assume its got goodness/bug fixes that are wanted for beta2.20:49
keesskaet: so, I guess I'm asking for a pre-emptive freeze exception for a very long kernel build. :)20:49
keesskaet: yeah, I've got some people very interested in trying this goodness (it's been long-awaited)20:49
ogasawaraskaet: I've got his patches, just want to kick off a few test builds/boots before uploading.  it does have goodness that the Chrome security team would like for Beta-220:50
skaetogaswara, kees - make sure no regressions, and then go ahead.   flag when its uploaded, and we'll respin to catch it if it hasn't finished when the dailies kick off tomorrow.20:51
ogasawaraskaet: ack20:51
* kees hugs skaet and ogasawara20:52
skaetzul,  have rejected quantum,  details in PM21:03
infinityskaet: FWIW, ARM/Ubuntu/desktop will be unbuildable for beta-2 unless bug 960893 is fixed in time.22:14
ubot2`Launchpad bug 960893 in clutter-gst "Clutter is unable to find a valid input backend and abort the execution on ARM" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/96089322:14
infinityskaet: So, we can remove it from the preinstalled pipeline pending that bug closure.22:15
infinityskaet: (kubuntu, ubuntu-server, core, etc will all still be fine)22:15
skaetinfinity, thanks for flagging,  probably worth reseting the tracker and adding it to there, so we have a record.22:16
infinityWell, it's not an image bug, so much as a "we can't build images at all" bug.22:16
infinitySo, I'm not sure how trackable that is in the tracker.22:16
skaetonce the bug is fixed,  the image can be built (I'll just consider that as a rebuild trigger)22:18
skaet:)22:18
skaetpad.ubuntu.com has been reset for beta 222:19
skaetbug added.22:19
skaetpitti, ^22:19
infinityskaet: Check, I ammended you note.22:19
skaetinfinity,  yup, saw it flash infront of my eyes, real time.22:20
infinityMAGIC TECHNOLOGY.22:20
skaetlol, indeed22:20
rsalvetiinfinity: I got the fix for it22:27
rsalvetiinfinity: just checked and it worked22:27
rsalvetiinfinity: preparing the debdiff now22:27
rsalvetiskaet: ^22:28
infinityrsalveti: <322:28
infinityrsalveti: Do you need it sponsored, or are you a core-dev?22:28
rsalvetiinfinity: would need someone to sponsor22:28
* skaet hugs rsalveti22:28
rsalvetiwill update the bug and ping you directly22:28
infinityrsalveti: And is it a fix to clutter itself?22:28
infinityrsalveti: Cause that's broken right now for other reasons. :P22:29
rsalvetiyup, fixing the symbols as last upload failed for all archs and disable the egl flag properly22:29
infinityrsalveti: (I assume your diff is against the latest version)22:29
rsalvetiyes22:29
infinityrsalveti: "Fixing" the symbols is the wrong fix for the current FTBFS.22:29
infinityrsalveti: Unless you mean "making it produce those symbols again by adding the missing configure flag and/or build-deps".22:29
rsalvetiinfinity: yup22:30
infinityrsalveti: Oh, in that case, shiny.  I'll be happy to test and sponsor.22:30
rsalvetigreat, will ping you back in a few22:30
infinityskaet: BTW, I'm going to jam an eglibc security-fix-only upload in under the wire too.22:31
infinityskaet: It slipped from my radar for a while, and sbeattie just berated us for it. :P22:31
skaetinfinity,  what testing has it had?22:31
* skaet gets nervous about eglibc and scope of change...22:31
infinityskaet: The same patches are present in all stable releases.22:31
infinityskaet: Just not precise.22:32
infinityskaet: So, I'd say it's had fairly wide testing. ;)22:32
skaetinfinity,  that's a little less worrisome.  :)  thanks.22:32
Davieyinfinity: is bug 759545 going to make B2?22:39
ubot2`Launchpad bug 759545 in ubuntu-release-notes "user prompted to update unmodified grub configuration during Ubuntu server upgrade" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/75954522:39
infinityDaviey: It'll get looked at during B2 week (and maybe even fixed locally), but I'm not sure if it'll make it in (probably not).22:41
Davieyinfinity: what about for release?22:42
infinityDaviey: It's vaguely near the top of my list, so yeah.22:42
* Daviey hugs infinity 22:43
Davieyinfinity: *ideally*, i'd like it fixed before kernel freeze.. so there is a good chance it'll be exposed for real.. :)22:43
Davieyinfinity: Go straight to UDS, collect beer.22:43
Daviey(from me)22:44
infinityI do like beer.22:44
ScottKo/22:44
knomecjwatson, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/debian-installer/+bug/961218 :((22:54
ubot2`Launchpad bug 961218 in debian-installer "Lubuntu and Xubuntu alternate images fail to find kernel modules" [Undecided,New]22:54
dokoskaet, is precise already frozen? asking when I can start the test rebuild23:00
skaetlol23:00
infinitydoko: It's not Thursday yet. :P23:00
skaetdoko,  everyone else is wanting more time... and you're wanting it to start :D23:00
skaetdoko,  its tomorrow at 2100 UTC for the freeze,  but I'm expecting the builders to stay busy for a while (kernel rebuild may trail over)23:01
broderany chance there's an AA willing to do a srcNEW review for mosh in a week or so? (it's currently in debian, but maintainer has asked me to wait until he rolls a new release before trying anything)23:03
broderi can repay you in beer and/or cookies at UDS23:03
infinitybroder: I like cookies.23:10
broderinfinity: i live in sf, so i can even offer *fresh* cookies :)23:10
infinity!23:10
dokohmm, ok23:11
broderinfinity: sounds like we have the beginnings of a deal. i'll start on the other miscellaneous paperwork, and ping you once everything's in order. thanks23:12
infinitybroder: I'll be in SF in a week and a half, if you'd like to try bribery, rather than reward.23:14
infinity*cough*23:14
broderhaha. i'll dredge up my cookbooks :)23:14
* micahg would think it better to start the rebuild before the weekend as there will probably be a lot of buildd downtime23:19
skaetmicahg, there is Friday to start things off.23:20
micahgindeed23:20
rsalvetiinfinity: just attached the debdiff to the bug: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/97800087/clutter-1.0_1.9.16-0ubuntu2.debdiff23:27
infinityrsalveti: My hero.23:27
rsalvetitested it locally but also pushed to canonical-arm ppa to test it properly23:27
rsalvetiwas also able to build clutter-gst23:27
rsalvetion ARMHF23:27
rsalvetiso that should solve our issues23:27
rsalvetialso tested with the SGX driver, and clutter seems to be working on EGL again after these changes23:27
skaetnice news to end the day on,  thanks rsalveti!  :)23:28
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knomeskaet, i have some news too. we have two more FFe's, which to ubuntu-release was subscribed a moment ago... :)23:29
infinityrsalveti: I'm guessing that if cogl is brokering GL/EGL, you could have dropped the libgl-mesa build-deps for !arm too?23:29
infinityrsalveti: But that's nitpicking. :)23:29
rsalvetiinfinity: no, that's related with another thing23:29
infinityrsalveti: Fair enough.23:29
rsalvetiwe still need it for x86, but can't yet on arm23:29
jbicharsalveti: awesome, thanks!23:29
rsalvetijbicha: hey!23:30
infinityrsalveti: One last thing, if the egl symbols are now gone, do we need to do an rdep rebuild for everything on ARM that linked to clutter? :/23:30
skaetknome,  ack23:30
rsalvetiinfinity: I really don't think anyone was using that directly23:31
infinityHere's hoping.23:31
infinityBut it might be worth double-checking that soon. :P23:31
rsalvetiyup23:31
infinityAnyhow.  All looks good.23:31
rsalvetionce that hits the archive we can test the clutter related packages again23:31
infinityjbicha: I'll sponsor this for rsalveti, unless you felt the urge?23:31
knomeskaet, was that "you can go ahead"? O:) *whistles*23:32
rsalvetiand would need to trigger a rebuild for clutter-gst23:32
rsalvetionce that lands23:32
infinityrsalveti: Yeah, that's simple enough.23:32
jbichainfinity: feel free to do it if you like23:32
infinityjbicha: Doing.23:32
rsalvetiwow, our amd64 builders are really fast23:33
skaetknome,  it means I'm postponing my dinner to go look at it.   :)23:34
knomethanks!23:34
cjwatsonknome: gotcha; seed fiddling required, I'll look tomorrow morning23:39
rsalvetiinfinity: if you still didn't push it, wait a sec23:40
knomecjwatson, thanks :)23:40
rsalvetippa build finished successfully on amd64 but it seems that the arm build is not going well23:40
rsalvetiarmel23:40
rsalvetiwill check the logs23:40
infinityrsalveti: Haven't uloaded yet.23:41
infinityNor uploaded.23:41
rsalvetiinfinity: ping you back in a few23:41
infinitySure.23:41
rsalvetiI wish I could build as fast as the amd64 builder on arm :-)23:41
infinitydistcc, cross-compile, more hamsters?23:42
rsalvetistill, io is the problem23:42
rsalvetiI got an imx6 with sata23:42
rsalvetibut it's quite unstable23:42
infinitycjwatson: I imagine the issue is that they both just inherit the platform seeds for that.23:43
cjwatsonindeed23:43
cjwatsonNeed to figure out how to fix that preferably without having to duplicate the seed.23:44
infinityYeah...23:44
cjwatsonWhich I'm not going to try to do at nearly midnight. :-)23:44
infinityI was just pondering the same.23:44
cjwatsonThere's precedent for doing vile sed hacks in cdimage.23:45
cjwatsonNot that I'm proud of it.23:45
infinityOh, indeed.  Wasn't there some ps3-related hackery I saw when I was in there doing PPC changes?23:46
* skaet leaves it in cjwatson's hands and heads for dinner...23:46
infinityProbably grepping ps3 across everything would find all the bits that need attention.23:46
cjwatsonRight.  It's technically wrong because there's no reason udebs from different kernel flavour have to have the same dependency structure.23:46
cjwatsonIt's all in bin/germinate-to-tasks.23:46
skaet* cjwatson's hands in his morning.... and wishes him sleep well. ;)23:47
phillwcjwatson: sorry to bother you, but could you have a quick look at a regex and alter it to post the most recent log at the top, instead of the oldest at the top working down to the most recent?23:47
cjwatsonphillw: The very idea of doing that with a regex is horrifying.  But I guess.23:48
infinitysort -r? :P23:48
cjwatsoninfinity: It'd be better to be able to override Kernel-Version in inheriting seeds and otherwise use the same seed text as the inherited seed, but I somehow doubt germinate supports that.23:49
cjwatsonphillw: (Show me the whole program involved, not just the regex, please.)23:49
infinitycjwatson: I'm almost entirely positive it doesn't, but yeah, overrides would be a nice addition.23:49
phillwcjwatson: ##<<PageList(regex:^QATeam/Meetings/QA/2012[0-9\-]+$)>>23:50
cjwatsonWuh, I have no idea how this works in moin.23:50
infinitycjwatson: For now, cargo-culting the ps3 hack and adapting it to dist_ge precise && PROJECT=whatever should suffice.23:50
phillwit is on the https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/Meetings23:50
phillwarea23:50
cjwatsonI doubt that any possible change to the regex will help.  All the regex does is effectively return a boolean: does this page match, or does it not?  It has no effect on sorting.23:51
infinityNow, if Moin had a PageListInverse or something...23:51
cjwatsonhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpOnMacros doesn't indicate that PageList has any useful options.23:52
infinity(That wasn't sarcasm, I have no idea if it might)23:52
phillwcjwatson: thanks, I wanted most recent at the top.23:52
cjwatsonMind you, it doesn't document regex:, so who knows.23:52
cjwatsonphillw: I can't fix your problem.  It may not be fixable given the wiki engine.23:52
cjwatsonhttp://moinmo.in/FeatureRequests/PageListSortorder has it as a feature request.  Who knows whether it's implemented ...23:53
phillwI'll ask which the team prefers. on lubuntu we add the meeting amnually.23:53
infinityhttp://moinmo.in/FeatureRequests/PageListSortorder23:53
cjwatsonJinx.23:53
infinityphillw: See if PageList(reverse,regex:....) works, maybe we're carrying that patch.23:53
phillw*manually*23:53
cjwatsonNo hint in the source of that syntax working.23:54
phillwinfinity: I've already pretty much broken the page. But I will try it.23:55
infinityCould be worth a bug report on wiki.u.c to add said patch.  Seems like useful functionality.23:55
cjwatsonThat patch doesn't apply to the current version.23:56
infinitycjwatson: Not even with some human defuzzing?23:56
phillwinfinity: I'm not a great fan of reporting bugs, they just allow mine to time out....23:56
cjwatsonNeither of the methods it's talking about exist.23:56
infinitycjwatson: \o/23:56
cjwatsonUnreported bugs are even less likely to be fixed than reported bugs.23:56
cjwatsonIt's probably for moin 1.5 or something.23:58
astraljavaMay I quote you on that? :)23:58
phillwcjwatson: I have reported them, under the guidence of phil bull. so, if no one takes any notice of two wiki editors... there comes a point when we just say it is broken. :(23:58
astraljavaIt's so going to my .sig file. :)23:58
cjwatsonThe URL above links to http://hg.moinmo.in/moin/extensions/file/tip/data/plugin/macro/ListPages.py, which might be installable as an extension.23:58
cjwatsonastraljava: I guess, I didn't think it was that funny :-)23:59
astraljavaTry saying that to yourself in front of a mirror, with a straight face, a couple of times over. :)23:59
infinityrsalveti: If cogl-dev needs gl/egl-dev, surely that's a bug in cogl, not something the depending packages need to sort out?23:59

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