/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2012/09/07/#ubuntu-kernel.txt

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dilekshi11:18
dileksthat wubi tarball of q-beta111:18
dileksI can unpack in windows?11:19
dileksor in a hdd partition?11:19
dileksor is it the version shipping wubi?11:20
* henrix -> lunch11:25
Kanohi rtg , what did you change in the r kernel? pure rc4 boots but your tree stops after clocksource?12:54
rtgKano, git log --pretty=oneline v3.6-rc4..HEAD12:56
Kanowell i just got the snapshot12:57
Kanodoes it boot for you on a pure snb box?12:57
rtgKano, dunno, I haven't tried it in awhile. busy with Quantal 3.512:57
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smbhenrix, bjf, rmadison on gomeisa and tangerine should be working again13:46
rtgsmb, firewall fix ?13:47
smbrtg, Yep, rt just got updated13:47
rtgsmb, thanks for going after that. I was too lazy and depressed to fix all of the DC move regressions13:48
smbrtg, No problem. Well yeah, this took ages to fix as well.13:48
henrixsmb: ack, thanks13:51
rtgsmb, when you have a moment could you build and run Lucid master-next to make sure the KVM CVE patches don't regress ?13:56
rtgI'm a bit nervous about the IRQ level backporting.13:56
smbrtg, ack, will do13:57
smbrtg, Yeah, I think its ok now but better be sure...13:58
rtgsmb, thanks13:58
caribouquick question : according to the last comment in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/102256114:04
ubot2Launchpad bug 1022561 in linux "Quantal : kexec kernel not triggered when kernel panics" [Medium,Fix released]14:04
caribouthe fix for this should be in 3.5.0-12.1214:05
caribouI've been looking in recent builds to try to test and I can't find any reference to this in the changelog14:05
caribousmb: it's the kexec/kdump fix btw14:06
smbcaribou, UBUNTU: SAUCE: (no-up) x86/mm: Fix 64bit size of mapping tables14:08
caribousmb: yes, that's the one14:08
rtgcaribou, its in Ubuntu-3.5.0-12.1214:08
smbrtg, Hm describe sais -13.13...14:09
caribourtg: I saw that, but when I look in the latest build I don't find any ref to it14:10
rtgsmb, the changelog says 12.12 - '  * SAUCE: (no-up) x86/mm: Fix 64bit size of mapping tables14:10
rtg    - LP: #1022561'14:10
caribourtg: at least not in linux-image-3.6.0-999-generic14:10
smbcaribou, that is a upstream build14:10
smbnote the SAUCE no-up14:10
caribouthe changelog on packages.ubuntu.com doesn't reference it either and it's 13-1314:10
smbI am still trying to upstream it14:10
rtgcaribou, we prolly haven't forward ported all of the Quantal patches yet14:11
caribousmb: I thought I'd get caught by something silly like this14:11
caribourtg: that's fine then, just wanted to be sure I was looking in the right direction14:11
caribourtg: and smb just confirmed that I was not :)14:11
caribourtg: smb: thanks for your time, I'll keep an eye open14:14
smbrtg, Bah and naturally git describe is not very trustworthy on a (still) rebase tree14:15
rtgsmb, nope, which is why I generally look in the changelog14:15
* smb is working to much in non-rebase trees ...14:17
rtgsmb, rebasing is evil :)14:17
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hggdhbjf, henrix: there were some issues with both the testcode and the testbase, but the LTS HWE are going. Natty is finishing, and Oneiric should follow14:45
henrixhggdh: great, thanks for the update14:45
* ogasawara back in 2014:47
bjfhggdh: can you expand on "issues with both the testcode and the testbase" ?14:49
bjfhggdh: is this the bug that you found the other day and i fixed already?14:52
hggdhbjf: no, not related to the bug. That bug did not inhibit test progression.14:54
hggdhbjf: the issues were: (1) the Jenkins jobs had a wrong selection for the LTS HWE; I corrected them for LTS natty, and will correct for LTS Oneiric now; (2) somehow one of our servers decided to reboot into a new install, we stopped it before data oblivion, and recovered;14:56
hggdh(3) Jenkins failed (in an yet-to-be-found way), and some of the Jenkins kernel SRU jobs got stuck in limbo -- they do not really start, but still are not dead14:57
hggdhbjf: additionally, this is what I found since getting back from holiday on Tue14:58
bjfhggdh: thanks for the explaination. from your initial comment above i wasn't sure if there were issues (other than the one i knew of) with the kernel teams test code14:58
hggdhbjf: oh, no, sorry. Again, the kteam test code issue was not a show-stopper14:59
hggdhbjf: (3) is actually the worst issue, it holds completion of some of the LTS Natty (3 of them) jobs. I am going ahead without these 3 results15:00
hggdhbjf: do you consider ecryptfs and xfstests failures critical? see http://10.189.74.2:8080/view/sru-kernel/view/Natty-lts-hwe/job/sru_kernel-natty_lts_hwe-generic_amd64-amd_64-mga_g200ew/6/15:37
bjfhggdh: looking15:38
bjfhggdh: the xfstests, no15:39
bjfcking: can you take a quick glance at the ecryptfs test failures at: http://10.189.74.2:8080/view/sru-kernel/view/Natty-lts-hwe/job/sru_kernel-natty_lts_hwe-generic_amd64-amd_64-mga_g200ew/6/testReport/15:39
* cking looks15:40
bjfcking: this is for natty-backport kernel15:40
ckingbjf, that test will never pass for natty, so it's a known failure15:41
bjfhggdh: ^ 15:42
bjfhggdh: i'll work to get that not run on natty15:42
henrixbjf: is it worth the trouble? this is the last natty kernel, so...15:42
hggdhbjf: thank you15:42
bjfhenrix: ack15:42
vanhoofGod^Wsforshee ping?16:11
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rtgvanhoof, I think he's out for an appt16:16
vanhoofrtg: ah cool16:16
vanhoofrtg: was told of his super powers and wanted to say thank you sforshee :)16:17
rtgvanhoof, what did he do this time ? :)16:17
sforsheevanhoof, I'm still here16:17
sforsheevanhoof, happy to help :)16:18
vanhoofrtg: solved the global economic crisis :)16:18
vanhoofrtg: fun with cypress/alps16:18
vanhoofsforshee: :)16:18
ckingi'm surprised the world economy is based purely on the success of a ALP driver.. but there we go16:20
* kamal seconds that! mega-thanks sforshee for diagnosing bug 104159416:20
sforsheewhen people's touchpads work they can get things done ;)16:20
ubot2Launchpad bug 1041594 in linux "Edge scrolling on ALPS touchpad broken since the upgrade to 3.5.0-11" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/104159416:21
sforsheeoh wait, apparently they can't16:21
vanhooflulz16:21
kamalhenrix: will 3.2.0-30.49 not actually land in -proposed then?   -31.50 instead?16:22
henrixkamal: correct16:23
kamalhenrix: ok, thanks very much for letting us squeeze that Cypress/ALPS fix in :-)16:23
henrixkamal: since we had already uploaded -31.49 into ppa, we had to bump the version16:24
kamalhenrix: ack16:24
smbrtg, So I booted a Lucid host with the master-next kernel and ran a Lucid guest in a KVM session, installed the master-next kernel there and brought the guest up again (all 64bit). Not very deep testing but at least something16:33
rtgsmb, that was core stuff, so it ought to be sufficient16:34
rtgthanks for the testing16:34
smbrtg, Cool.16:35
rtgsmb, aren't you about on vacation ?16:35
smbrtg, I am about to run away16:35
* smb speaks and obeys his own words...16:37
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* rtg thinks hardy is a major PITA to build17:12
kamalrtg: well, it isn't called "easyy", now is it?17:12
rtg:)17:13
rtgkamal, I didn't do all of the parallel build work on hardy like I did for other releases. it takes a really long time...17:14
jjohansenrtg: you moved  natty CVE-2012-2384 to Invalid but it contains the bad commit, was this a mistake or am I missing something17:23
ubot2jjohansen: Integer overflow in the i915_gem_do_execbuffer function in drivers/gpu/drm/i915/i915_gem_execbuffer.c in the Direct Rendering Manager (DRM) subsystem in the Linux kernel before 3.3.5 on 32-bit platforms allows local users to cause a denial of service (out-of-bounds write) or possibly have unspecified other impact via a crafted ioctl call. (http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2012-2384)17:23
rtgjjohansen, we're done with natty so I decided to just not fix it since it looked like a real PITA17:24
rtgor almost done.... bjf says to quit patching natty17:25
jjohansenrtg: works for me, thanks17:25
* rtg -> lunch17:26
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* cking -> EOD18:37
* ogasawara lunch19:16
TJ-Is there a reason that the mainline 3.6rc4 builds have no V4L2 support built-in or modules, whatsoever?19:48
sforsheeTJ-, you need to install the linux-image-extra package for most modules to be installed19:56
TJ-sforshee: I know. I did. It doesn't contain the V4L2 stuff, and the kernel config is missing them entirely (not even the commented out lines). The default-configs.patch removes them all19:56
sforsheeTJ-, hmm, okay. I have no idea why they'd be disabled in the mainline builds since they're enabled in the normal builds.19:57
TJ-sforshee: me neither! The changelog isn't clear either. Looks like an oversight whilst adapting from the v3.5 to me19:59
TJ-sforshee: Only realised today when I attempted fire up a webcam for testing its drivers19:59
sforsheeTJ-, I suspect some changes in the dependencies have broken it. V4L2 depends on VIDEO_DEV, which has grown some new dependencies20:03
TJ-sforshee: My thoughts too. Wish there was a changelog annotation though... I hate guessing :p20:04
TJ-I'll build it locally20:04
* rtg -> EOW20:32
infinityhenrix_: You around?22:17
infinityhenrix_: Curious what you wanted to do about the fact that you have new lts-backports kernels lined up despite the old ones still not having passed QA.22:22
infinityhenrix_: Better to wait and promote the old ones first, or just copy in the new ones to "catch up" with the SRU cadence?22:23
infinitybjf: ^-- Or if you have opinions on the matter.22:23
bjfinfinity: our "plan" was to just not do the pocket copy until the ones being tested moved to -updates22:24
infinitybjf: Mmkay.  I was leaning more to the "catch up with the cadence" option, but if the testing's nearly complete or something, your plan makes sense.22:25
bjfinfinity: i've been assured that testing will complete today22:25
infinityShiny.22:25
infinityIn that case, I'll be releasing them on Monday, and all will be well.22:26
bjfinfinity: yup22:26
infinity(Just doing the accept-and-override dance for everything else right now, hence noticing the state of affairs)22:27
bjfinfinity: understand. and you see that we did a respin of precise22:27
infinitySpeaking of.  Someone should mention to Ike that copying -meta-flavour with -flavour is generally a good idea. :P22:27
infinitybjf: I can do the precise copy tonight when armhf catches up, if you're happy with its state in the PPA otherwise.22:28
bjfinfinity: wfm22:28
infinitybjf: Alright, precise should be taken care of.23:18
bjfinfinity: sweet!23:19

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