bjf | jjohansen: you marked bug 1020888 as 'invalid' for security. this is rebased on the precise main branch. also, this release replaced a previous one in -proposed that didn't make it to -updates | 00:19 |
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ubot2 | Launchpad bug 1020888 in linux-armadaxp "linux-armadaxp: 3.2.0-1605.8 -proposed tracker" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1020888 | 00:19 |
jjohansen | bjf: right we aren't doing USNs for armadaxp, currently they being "maintained" by OEM and the deal is that the security team isn't in general doing USNs for them | 00:21 |
jjohansen | bjf: so its likely you still need to do the CVE end of things, and I will just clear them through as invalid when I see them, at least until I am told to do otherwise | 00:21 |
jjohansen | s/they being/they are being/ | 00:22 |
Vromoth | Hello? | 02:00 |
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janimo | apw, seems the latest 3.5.0 rebase on rc7 does not have a tag in the repo | 11:59 |
janimo | Ubuntu-3.5.0-5.5 missing | 12:00 |
apw | janimo, i do not see it uploaded yet which would trigger tagging normally, so its not definatly 'done' | 13:07 |
apw | janimo, but i will check and find out why | 13:08 |
dcgen | Hi i am using a dell xps 14 and I wanted to know what version of the kernel which has the backlight fixed for xps should I use.. | 13:33 |
ogra_ | hmm, no ppisati ? | 13:37 |
janimo | apw, oh I thought the tag happens on commit not upload.thanks | 14:08 |
jamespage | how is the best person to direct ARM kernel requests to? | 16:55 |
rtg | jamespage, likely cooloney or ppisati | 17:05 |
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cooloney | jonmasters: sorry, i just reboot my machine, what am i missing? | 17:08 |
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rbasak | jamespage: ^^ | 17:15 |
jamespage | rtg, thanks | 17:15 |
jamespage | cooloney, specifically I was trying to use the rbd module on omap4 | 17:16 |
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cooloney | jamespage: any failure when you are trying use rbd in omap4? which kernel are you using? | 17:36 |
jamespage | cooloney, kernel - Linux winehouse 3.4.0-204-omap4 #9-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT Mon Jul 9 12:56:56 UTC 2012 armv7l armv7l armv7l GNU/Linux | 17:37 |
jamespage | cooloney, I get a 'FATAL: Module rbd not found.' when running modprobe rbd | 17:37 |
cooloney | jamespage: oh, yeah, i found for ti-omap4 we disable this | 17:52 |
cooloney | debian.ti-omap4/config/config.common.ubuntu:# CONFIG_BLK_DEV_RBD is not set | 17:52 |
jamespage | cooloney, can we enabled it? I'm assuming its disabled for a reason... | 17:53 |
cooloney | jamespage: is this necessary for ceph or other stuff? i found it's built as module in our master branch | 17:53 |
jamespage | cooloney, yes - at the moment I can run a ceph server on omap4 - but I can access block devices... | 17:54 |
cooloney | ppisati: do you know why we disable CONFIG_BLK_DEV_RBD for ti-omap4? | 17:54 |
jamespage | cooloney, the same would apply to other ARM kernels - its specifically important for server targets | 17:54 |
cooloney | jamespage: cool, i will send out patch for this | 17:55 |
jamespage | cooloney, thanks v. much :-) | 17:55 |
cooloney | jamespage: thanks for pointing out, btw, running ceph on ARM is quite cool | 17:55 |
jamespage | cooloney, if we can get this module and openvswitch module enabled for ARM archs == fully functional openstack! | 17:58 |
jamespage | backed by ceph for scalable instance volume block storage - nice! | 17:58 |
jamespage | zul, ^^ FYI | 17:59 |
infinity | jamespage: the higbank config should match master pretty closely. armadaxp might need a twiddle, since it was originally cargo-culted from ti-omap4, I think. | 18:04 |
infinity | jamespage: So, double-checking all the configs and filing bugs might be sane. | 18:04 |
infinity | jamespage: Doubly-so, if this should be fixed in the SRU kernels too. | 18:04 |
jamespage | infinity, where do I look at kernel configs? I can do a cursory check | 18:05 |
infinity | jamespage: I'd just grab the actual debs and check /boot/config-* inside. Easier than constructing it from the twisty maze of bits in debian.*/ in the source. ;) | 18:05 |
jamespage | infinity, ack - I'll take a look | 18:06 |
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cooloney | jamespage: OPENVSWITCH should be enabled by apw in both ti-omap4 and master | 18:26 |
hggdh | kernel folks: armadaxp 3.2.0-1605.8-armadaxp does not have ip_tables.ko. Is this how it should be? | 19:09 |
pgraner | jsalisbury, did the web cam patch make it into a released kernel yet? | 19:49 |
bjf | hggdh: looking at it | 20:04 |
ogasawara | pgraner: it did and I uploaded to our PPA to build. I'll copy it out to the release pocket when it's all done. | 20:13 |
janimo | hggdh, seems like in armadaxp ip_tables is built in not a module | 20:37 |
hggdh | janimo: perfect, thank you | 20:37 |
janimo | hggdh, is that a failure actually - I do not recall explicitly making it built in | 20:38 |
janimo | this may be the first time these tests are run on armadaxp | 20:38 |
hggdh | janimo: I believe so, I do not know of anybody else running these tests except me, the security team, and (of old) gruemaster | 20:38 |
janimo | hggdh, so is there a need for concern if it is built in? | 20:40 |
hggdh | janimo: no, not really, but the QRT must be adjusted for that | 20:40 |
janimo | hggdh, I should probably make it a module though to be in line with the other kernels | 20:41 |
hggdh | janimo: I agree 100%. So can we assume you are making these changes for the next build(s) -- precise and quantal? | 20:42 |
janimo | ikepanhc, cooloney unless you know something about it needing to be built-in | 20:42 |
janimo | hggdh, yes. For precise, and the same package will likely make it to quantal (copied) | 20:42 |
janimo | so no need to adjust the test either I guess | 20:42 |
hggdh | janimo: perfect, thank you much | 20:42 |
ikepanhc | janimo: none | 20:43 |
ikepanhc | janimo: I am ok with build-in or module | 20:43 |
janimo | hggdh, np thanks for testing this kernel thoroughly :) | 20:43 |
janimo | hggdh, any other tests that you know of before this can be decalred ok for -updates? just curious | 20:44 |
hggdh | janimo: I am marking the bug now fix-released, qa-testing-passed | 20:44 |
infinity | janimo: Have you checked if you're in line with other modules, compared to master? | 20:45 |
infinity | janimo: See, eg, discussions above about CONFIG_BLK_DEV_RBD in ti-omap4, no idea if that's enabled in armadaxp. | 20:46 |
janimo | infinity, no config checking done, I should probably do that to when enabling this change | 20:46 |
janimo | infinity, just copying over from mainline/highbank should do it or do I need a line by line review? | 20:47 |
infinity | janimo: Better answered by someone like apw or ogasawara (they do line-by-line reviews). | 20:48 |
infinity | janimo: But you can probably cheat a bit, given that master already has sane reviews, and you can likely cargo-cult a bit, and adjust for platform differences. | 20:48 |
janimo | alright | 20:49 |
janimo | will schedule this for next SRU. | 20:49 |
infinity | Well, FSVO "sane". I vaguely recall a rather large amount of alcohol involved in the config review I participated in. | 20:49 |
janimo | or actually maybe ikepanhc will do it if we switch tasks (armada/highbank) for a while | 20:49 |
ikepanhc | janimo: yes, I am thinking on this | 20:49 |
apw | infinity, the alcohol is needed to avoid self termination | 20:50 |
hggdh | janimo: bug is ready for next stage | 20:50 |
ogasawara | janimo: we're sprinting this week and doing a config review, let us know if there is a particular config we need to examine | 20:50 |
janimo | infinity, is there anything you participate in that does not involve large amounts of alcohol? | 20:50 |
infinity | ogasawara: armadaxp/precise should probably look as close to master/precise as possible. | 20:50 |
janimo | hggdh, if next stage is taken care of by bjf's bot or some friendly admin I'm not touching it :) | 20:51 |
ogasawara | infinity: indeed, that's the goal | 20:51 |
infinity | ogasawara: No idea how off it is currently, but I'd guess "a bunch". | 20:51 |
ikepanhc | janimo: ok, I will do this these two weeks, let me pick up those "purple" items again | 20:51 |
hggdh | janimo: bjf's bot will do it | 20:51 |
infinity | hggdh: Still needs a regression-testing signoff, surely? | 20:52 |
hggdh | infinity: already done | 20:52 |
infinity | hggdh: Nu uh. | 20:53 |
hggdh | infinity: barf on hitting enter on the bug | 20:53 |
hggdh | check it now | 20:53 |
hggdh | bloody hell, barf again :-) | 20:54 |
infinity | Hahaha. | 20:54 |
infinity | Launchpad loves you. ;) | 20:54 |
infinity | Right, *now* the bot will DTRT. | 20:54 |
infinity | Or, I might pre-empt it and just take the release tasks. | 20:54 |
infinity | After I smoke. | 20:54 |
infinity | ogasawara: Waitaminute. Back up. Did you just imply that you're doing config reviews sober? | 21:00 |
ogasawara | infinity: no one said we were sober | 21:01 |
infinity | ogasawara: Phew. | 21:01 |
infinity | janimo: Released. | 21:05 |
janimo | infinity, \o/ thanks | 21:05 |
infinity | ogasawara: Say, while you guys are sprinting, want to take a vote about getting me added to the 2550(kernel_team) and 2616(kernel_cdev) UNIX groups for emergency use and random collaboration? | 21:34 |
rtg | infinity, I would prefer that you commit changes to your repository (perhaps on zinc) and email a pull request to the k-team list. I notice that you don't have a publicly visible directory on zinc. I can request that one be created for you. | 21:46 |
rtg | That would necessitate joining kernel_team, but not kernel_cdev. | 21:47 |
infinity | rtg: I'm sure that could be done. It's been a while since I've had to do any emergency faffing, but it's irksome to then get hunted down by the "it's not in git" police. ;) | 21:50 |
infinity | rtg: And kernel_team would probably be enough for collaboration on other projects, yes (like, if we want to keep initramfs-tools on zinc) | 21:51 |
rtg | infinity, ok, I'll start an RT and get you a public directory. | 21:51 |
infinity | rtg: Danke. | 21:52 |
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