=== Ursinha` is now known as Ursinha === Ursinha is now known as Guest7533 === Guest7533 is now known as Ursula === rsalveti` is now known as rsalveti === FlannelKing is now known as Flannel [08:51] hggdh, thats bug 746137 ... we have a fix, not sure it was in yesterdays kernel upload though, trying to confirm that ... [08:51] Launchpad bug 746137 in linux-ti-omap4 "Page allocation failure on Pandaboard and Beagle XM" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/746137 [12:57] ogra_: so, how can I bypass it on install? [12:58] hggdh, by using a more recent kernel [12:58] we are at 3.5 now ... you still have 3.4 running ... [12:58] oh, thats the feeder ? [12:59] i guess there you can just ignore it as long as it dds the image in place properly :) [12:59] you are not in the actual image test in that phase [12:59] ogra_: not quite, it's driven by the feeder, but this is the target panda [12:59] oh [12:59] (i doubt we will ever use wlan to wget the image and copy it in place) [13:00] well, yes, this is the kernel loaded from the feeder [13:00] right, ignorable then as long as it does the job [13:01] ogra_: OK. I will let it run. Yesterday it kept spilling the mem alloc error continuously (every split second) [13:01] * ogra_ puts updating the kernel for the feeder on his TOD but with low prio ... the dmesg noise doesnt do harm here [13:01] hggdh, not after it booted into the image i hope :) [13:03] the sequence was: USB boot and load, feeder kernel starts, and wgets img. During wget we have continuous mem alloc errors [13:04] hggdh, you mean oopses as in your paste ? [13:04] thats only the wlan driver, shouldnt have any effect on any other HW === yofel_ is now known as yofel [13:10] I will repeat (after a local reboot due to new kernel, BRB) [13:11] hggdh, if its urgent to fix it we can just add a sysctl call to set vm.min_kybtes to something more sane, that will quieten the driver [13:12] (thats the old workaround hack as described in the bug above) [14:19] ogra_: no, boot does not complete. This is what is shown after the wgets complete: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1213003/ [14:20] and no additional output [14:20] hggdh, that looks just like the console= arg isnt on the cmdline [14:20] darn! will look at it [14:21] check preEnv.txt gets properly mangled [14:21] it contains the cdmline [14:21] *cmdline [14:21] (boot.scr is obsolete since a while) [14:24] ogra_: it is there. But let me wait a bit for a system install complete, then I will try to ssh in === io-non-esisto is now known as mapreri [21:11] hi [21:11] Can I set a bug as 'Invalid' if it is related to an old Ubuntu version, or old program version? [21:14] is it fixed? [21:14] then set it to fix released, if you don't know you can ask the opener to check with newer software [21:14] set it to incomplete then [21:15] it will expire if there is no reply in 60 days [21:16] jtaylor: ok. thanks [21:27] roadmr: I'm about to file a bug about my mouse stopping working after the screen is turned off, but I'm unsure where to send it, my first guess is against my gfx driver (fglrx), thoughts? [21:32] maybe xserver-xorg-input-synaptics instead [21:49] mfisch: wow, you sure it's not something with the mouse driver itself? in that case it'd be a kernel bug [21:49] mfisch: I'd start with the kernel, if they don't think it's a kernel bug they'll just point you to another package [21:49] roadmr: unfortunately I don't know [21:50] roadmr: I'll start with kernle [21:57] roadmr: is this link working for you? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/FindRightPackage#Kernel [21:57] mfisch: yes, it works :/ [21:58] the link works but the # tag isn't found for me [21:58] so when I click it on the page it just sits there [21:58] I think the #Kernel anchor is gone [22:00] oh! [22:00] yes, it's gone :0 [22:00] and actually I'm not sure which package to file against! [22:02] roadmr: let me find out who deleted it and why [22:02] mfisch: thank god for wiki history :) [22:03] bdmurray deleted it [22:03] rev 118, nov 07, 2011 [22:04] wow so it's been a while [22:04] not sure why it's removed, it still seems applicable [22:08] oh #Kernel might have had a bunch of stuff about if this release then this package [22:08] whereas you can now just use 'ubuntu-bug linux' [22:09] lets add back a simple section then [22:09] I'll do it [22:09] mfisch: thanks [22:09] bdmurray: it was "if > 6.06 do this..." [22:09] g'night! [22:10] bdmurray: done [22:10] this is all it says now: The correct package for bugs about the kernel is linux. [22:10] Please read KernelTeam/KernelTeamBugPolicies when reporting bugs against the kernel. === ara is now known as Guest35250 === r0cstead1 is now known as rocsteady