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rsalvetihallyn: seems the problem is at the packaging side03:33
rsalvetiblobs_arch += bamboo.dts mpc8544ds.dts03:33
rsalvetimpc8544ds.dts doesn't exist anymore at the qemu upstream03:33
rsalvetiseems it's not needed as it's generated at runtime (previous one was a very minimal one)03:33
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hallynrsalveti: yep, kinda funny as before the last merge with debian that wasn't in there anyway.  still before i just remove that i'd like to test-build ona ppc box.14:02
fishorhallo all, i need you help. i'm kernel developer and i use latest ubuntu 12.10. Mostly it works fine for me. I installed vanilla kernel to work on some hardware issue on Asus zenbook UX32A. For some reasons skype sound scratchy on vanilla kernel.14:27
fishorAre there some special patches for pulseaudio in ubuntu kernel?14:27
fishori'm confused because: ubuntu kernel sounds fine, include skype. and vanilla kernel sounds fine too except skype14:28
cyphermoxfishor: you mean patches to the kernel for sound?14:35
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fishorcyphermox, yep14:49
fishoror may be some extras for pulseaudio, for example some realtime patches14:50
cyphermoxfishor: I'm not super familiar with the kernel stuff, but I'd suggest looking at http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu%2Fubuntu-quantal.git&a=search&h=HEAD&st=commit&s=SAUCE (sauce patches) for quantal14:50
cyphermox(or ask in #ubuntu-kernel)14:50
cyphermoxI suspect it's more a kernel thing than something in pulse though, if it works fine on the ubuntu kernel and scratchy on vanilla14:53
cyphermoxbbl, train near destination.14:55
fishorcyphermox, thx! i'll ask -kernel15:08
hashemWhat does it mean for a package to have a different source package? Why are they separate to begin with then? https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/quantal/i386/compiz-plugins-default on the bottom says "Source package “compiz” package in Ubuntu"16:41
tumbleweedhashem: one source package can build multiple binary packages16:43
tumbleweedthere are many reasons why its useful to break packages up into separate binary packages16:44
tumbleweedand yes, the names of the source packages are sometimes not trivially guessable16:45
hashemfair enough, thanks. Question 2: Is there a way to get debuild to install the required dependencies automatically?16:46
cjwatsonjust use 'sudo apt-get build-dep'16:46
tumbleweedor use sbuild / pbuilder to do your building in isolated chroots16:48
hashemthanks cjwatson. I'm trying to fix a segfault in /usr/lib/compiz/libgrid.so, however, apt-get build-dep compiz reports, "The following packages have unmet dependencies: libnotify-dev : Depends: libnotify4 (= 0.7.5-1) but 0.7.5-1ppa1precise is to be installed   Depends: gir1.2-notify-0.7 (= 0.7.5-1) but 0.7.5-1ppa1precise is to be installed E: Build-dependencies for compiz could not be satisfied." I'm running the command "bzr buil16:54
hashemddeb".16:54
hashemtumbleweed, I'm following this guide http://developer.ubuntu.com/packaging/html/udd-getting-the-source.html#branching , so I have downloaded right now, an orig.tar.gz file, and a directory that contains the unpacked source, cmake folder and debian folder.16:55
cjwatsonhashem: Using a chroot as tumbleweed suggested would isolate your builds from whatever random stuff happens to be going on on your system.16:55
cjwatsonI'm not going to debug your system right now :-)16:55
hashemI'm very new to linux development. To me, libnotify4 version 0.7.5-1 looks like 0.7.5-1ppa1precise. I don't understand the difference or how to resolve the issue.16:56
penguin42cjwatson: The 'bricks Samsung uefi' laptop bug from a few weeks ago; do you know if any one managed to find someone at Samsung to prod?   It was suggested it needs marking as security given that it could be used for intentional bricking if anyone figures out what causes it?16:57
cjwatsonThe dependency is an exact one, so it doesn't matter if it "looks like" the same version, it isn't the same.16:57
cjwatsonpenguin42: Sorry, I haven't had time to follow up.  I suggest that somebody who does have time goes ahead and does so.16:58
cjwatsonhashem: 'sudo apt-get -f install' might help clear things up a bit16:58
cjwatson(without extra arguments)16:58
penguin42cjwatson: I have neither the laptop or any contacts, does Canonical have any vendor contacts?16:58
cjwatsonSince your package database is apparently inconsistent right now16:58
cjwatsonpenguin42: I have no idea; I am but a humble developer16:58
cjwatsonpenguin42: I don't do vendor relations16:59
penguin42cjwatson: OK, thanks16:59
cjwatson(Somewhat deliberately)16:59
penguin42yes, it's much safer!  Is there a team who does that should be subscribed to the bug?17:00
cjwatsonI don't know a suitable team to subscribe, and it's Saturday so I'm not going to look17:00
cjwatsonI'll add a to-do list item for Monday to have a look17:00
penguin42cjwatson: That's fine, thanks17:00
hashemI'm trying to set up pbuilder to build from the compiz.dev directory I got from bzr branch ubuntu:compiz. I ran sudo pbuilder create --debootstrapopts --variant=buildd, but when I run sudo pbuilder --debuild (which "builds a Debian package from the Debian source  directory.") there's no .deb file created17:22
jtaylorhashem: its in /var/cache/pbuilder/result by default17:22
hashemI have no dsc file, so I can't use sudo pbuilder build *.dsc17:23
hashemjtaylor, there is nothing in that directory17:23
jtaylorwas the build successful?17:24
jtayloryou can create a dsc with debuild -S17:24
hashemNothing in the output of pbuilder indicated it was building anything http://pastie.org/4781091 . When I ran debuild -S, it failed to start http://pastie.org/pastes/4781099/text17:27
jtaylorlets move to #ubuntu-packaging17:28
hashemok17:30
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