[01:03] slangasek: Screw it, I think I'll just take the LoadImage()/StartImage() code out entirely [01:06] mjg59: fair enough [01:07] slangasek: The reason for putting it first was so the better tested codepath would run first, but if we're going to rely on the more fragile one anyway... [01:08] * slangasek nods [01:08] "Better tested" hah [01:08] Well, used for booting Windows [01:08] It's all a continuum [04:45] I have an initramfs-tools question - if you have MODULES=dep, shouldn't it include drivers for hid/keyboard? [04:46] without that, it seems like debugging with break=mount or cryptdisk setup would be impossible === ming is now known as ming_lei [07:07] cooloney: still around? :) [07:08] ppisati: yeah, man, it's my LWD === smb` is now known as smb === lifeless_ is now known as lifeless [08:50] slangasek: ok. thanks. [08:51] last update on 11.10 have problem to start system [10:38] * ppisati goes out for lunch === maxb_ is now known as Guest72551 === diwic_ is now known as diwic === doko_ is now known as doko [11:45] xnox, the work items are still open, but it is very late now [11:45] We could use somebody having a look at bug 1065827 [11:45] Launchpad bug 1065827 in casper "Kubuntu 12.10 bcmwl install failure" [Critical,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1065827 [11:46] apw: yeah, that's fine. I'm just getting requests to increase the default size for separate /boot partition, when doing full-disk install. [11:46] currently it's 300 MB, which is about 9 co-installed kernels. [11:46] It rather looks as though bcmwl may not be compatible with our current kernel in some way! [11:46] ? [11:46] infinity was on point for that, hmmm [11:46] (Sorry, didn't mean to be quite so emphatic) [11:47] cjwatson, yay ... [11:47] * xnox is inclined to work on getting grub2 unlock LUKS/LVM and not have separate /boot for that case. [11:47] not so much bothered about booting of RAID though. [11:47] cjwatson, i'll have a look [11:47] xnox: Yes, I suspect that's mostly a matter of removing a patch [11:47] (mkconfig_skip_dmcrypt.patch, which arguably I ought to have dropped) [11:47] apw / xnox: I intend to land some autocleany mojo early (very early) next cycle. [11:48] infinity: ok. [11:48] cjwatson: hmmm..... /me is thinking to recompile grub [11:48] to see what happens =) [11:48] And when its proven sane, I'll backport to Q and P (but no earlier, I suspect) [11:48] That's a script patch; no need to recompile [11:48] ah. good. [11:49] infinity: sounds like a good plan..... some people want that in P [11:53] apw: #ubuntu-release for that bug [12:34] apw, can you close bug #1065070 ? [12:34] Launchpad bug 1065070 in linux "hv_storesc driver has been removed from the linux-image-virtual initird module list" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1065070 [14:15] jsalisbury: i can't complete an installation with today's daily... bah... just after the user&pwd screen, ubiquity explodes [14:15] ppisati, yeah, I saw that in your email. I was able to install yesterday's image. I haven't tried today's yet. [14:15] jsalisbury: ah ok [14:16] jsalisbury: then don't download it, it's a waste of time [14:16] ppisati, heh, thanks :-) [14:17] ppisati, for the boot issue I am seeing, my USB disk is externally powered. [14:17] ppisati, I'll play with it some more to get more details. [14:22] jsalisbury: if during the installation you formatted the usb disk, you had the usb storage module [14:22] ppisati, yes, I formated the usb disk [14:23] jsalisbury: ok, after the installation, put the sd card in your pc [14:23] jsalisbury: first partition, there's a file called preEnv.txt [14:23] jsalisbury: delete the "quiet spaslh" arguments [14:24] jsalisbury: put the sd card back in the pand and you shoudl see kernel boot messages [14:24] ppisati, cool, doing that now [14:24] jsalisbury: from there you can glance if it recognizes the sdX device [14:25] henrix_, bjf: any idea where 'UBUNTU: SAUCE: omnibook: Expose PWD for standalone builds' went in Lucid ? According to https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-team/2012-October/022257.html I applied it. [14:25] ppisati, hmm, I don't have that file on the sd card. The sd card still looks like an install disk. Maybe it's on the USB disk where I installed to? [14:26] ppisati, This is what I have on the sd card: [14:26] henrix_, bjf: never mind. not enough coffee [14:26] jsalisbury@salisbury:/media/jsalisbury/2525-D578$ ls [14:26] casper dists install md5sum.txt pics pool preseed README.diskdefines [14:27] jsalisbury: mount? [14:27] jsalisbury: mount output [14:28] ppisati, /dev/sdb2 on /media/jsalisbury/2525-D578 type vfat (rw,nosuid,nodev,uid=1000,gid=1000,shortname=mixed,dmask=0077,utf8=1,showexec,flush,uhelper=udisks2) [14:29] jsalisbury: /dev/sdb1 is what you are looking for [14:29] ppisati, doh, right [14:30] ppisati, found it :-) I'll remove the quiet splash and boot again [14:30] jsalisbury: cool [14:30] wait [14:31] jsalisbury: do you have a serial console? [14:31] jsalisbury: if so add "console=tty0 console=ttyO2,115200n8" [14:31] ppisati, yes. I'll add that too. [14:32] * ppisati would like to have a working serial out of the image for Christmas... [14:32] ppisati, I don't think that's too much to ask :-) [14:38] ppisati, looks like the usb module loaded fine. I'll email you a pic [14:44] ppisati, I named the partition label 'quantal-desktop' when I partitioned the usb disk. After the install, the partition label was changed to a UUID, so that might be why it can't be found. [14:45] jsalisbury: yeah [14:45] jsalisbury: sounds like the installer is really buggy [14:45] jsalisbury: try hooking up the disk to your pc and find the UUID from there [14:45] ppisati, just did that :-) [14:45] jsalisbury: cool :) [14:46] ppisati, should I change the label name back, or update the sd card to use the new UUID ? [14:47] ppisati, I see the UUID set in preEnv.txt, so I can set it to the new one there. [14:48] jsalisbury: UUID in preEnv.txt [14:49] jsalisbury: i mean, update that [14:49] ppisati, right [14:50] ppisati, that fixed it \o/ [14:53] jsalisbury: :) [14:53] ppisati, I'm thinking of a way to use a single sd card for multiple installs on an external USB disk. Does the panda always look at partition 1 for the boot info? If so, maybe I'll use sym-links or something and just re-point them before booting. [14:54] jsalisbury: yes, all TI boards (beagle and panda) look for stuff in the first vfat partition on sd [14:55] jsalisbury: now that you have an installed system, do you hit the 'black screen untill tty switch' bug there?? [14:55] ppisati, yes. I have to got to tty1 then back to tty7 to get a gui [14:56] ppisati, and that is with the daily from yesterday [14:56] jsalisbury: ok, care to add a comment to 1065902? [14:56] ppisati, sure thing [15:05] ppisati, nice. MAC address of deadbeef :-) [15:05] wlan0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr de:ad:be:ef:00:00 [15:08] jsalisbury: lol :) [15:09] apw: hi, did you see my comment yesterday that I need an EFI kernel stub too to test your changes? [15:11] * ppisati -> gym (back later) === ricotz_ is now known as ricotz [16:06] * rtg just wasted a bunch of time on a bug that was already solved [16:15] * rtg wonders why maverick is taking so long to clone [16:33] ogasawara, is compat-wireless for precise and lucid still on your todo list ? [16:37] rtg: it is. I've got it half done. I was going to do both v3.5 and v3.6 [16:37] ogasawara, I'm just looking at some Lucid wireless bugs and noticed that Lucid LBM is only up to cw-3.3 [16:37] * ogasawara add v3.4 to the list then too for lucid [16:39] ogasawara, I haven't looked in awhile. How far back is cw going these days ? [16:41] rtg, now that I think about it more, for Lucid, do we really want to do anything beyond v3.2? [16:42] rtg: ie only get them up through the next LTS [16:42] ogasawara, its got 3.3 already, which may be good enough [16:42] rtg: I think unless someone asks for it, we should call it good for Lucid [16:42] ogasawara, I'm good with that. [16:43] rtg: ok, so I'll finish up with Precise and get it sent to the list today [16:43] ogasawara, ack [17:23] jsalisbury: join #ubuntu-release [17:25] * rtg -> lunch [17:39] ppisati, ack [17:58] rtg: Do you want to verify that linux-base SRU of yours? Grab the generated deb from https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-base/3.4ubuntu3/+build/3885707 and verify it installs with linux-tools-whatever, and mark the bug verification-done? [18:06] infinity, lookign [18:13] infinity, done [18:59] * rtg bugs out for the week. [19:41] smb: around? [19:43] smb: http://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/containers/2012-October/030519.html do you care to write a kernel patch for this, or shall I? [19:44] note that while other bugs are mentioned there, the only one that really matters for us right now is that when moving a netdev to a new namespace, a kobject_uevent should be sent to the original ns saying the netdev was removed === hggdh is now known as hggdh_napping === yofel_ is now known as yofel [21:57] smb: cc:d you on my proposed one-liner fix [21:57] * hallyn out === hggdh_napping is now known as hggdh === rsalveti_ is now known as rsalveti