=== mainerror|away is now known as mainerror === mainerror is now known as mainerror|away === mainerror|away is now known as mainerror === mainerror is now known as mainerror|away === sabayonuser is now known as Tuxkalle [07:16] moin === jk_ is now known as jk- [08:10] moin === henrix_ is now known as henrix === mainerror|away is now known as mainerror [10:21] I tried out the 3.8 kernel, and I cannot build the compat-drivers package anymore. [10:21] I'm not sure a good place to get help with that. === edamato is now known as edamato-afk [11:45] smb, did i ask you about 'CONFIG_ARM_CHARLCD-yy------ [11:45] no not that thank you unity [11:45] heh [11:46] no [11:46] smb, CONFIG_MULTICORE_RAID456 [11:46] apw, that neither [11:46] * smb looks [11:47] apw, OK, probably mostly performance and experimental... rather would tend to =n [11:48] smb, ack thanks [12:07] I'm still a bit unsure of how much the mobile/ARM version of Ubuntu will be different from the desktop release, but I'm assuming the repo will be the same deal? A lot of people will be interested in the possibility of using the Ubuntu phone for multimedia, and some specifically for low latency audio, so I would be interested in adding a special kernel for that. [12:08] Anything stopping making -lowlatency available for the phones and tablets? [12:10] zequence-s: only the fact that most such devices might be ARM-powered, so you'll need -lowlatency versions of specific SoC kernels [12:11] zequence-s, the kernels for mobile devices will almost certainly be different versions and in different repos then the desktop/server kernel. [12:11] much like the Nexus7 [12:11] amitk, -lowlatency is currently based on -generic (really the same kernel, just differently configured). I actually don't know how the ARM kernel performs for audio, so it could be it's ok, but if not, I'd just tweak the config and create a -lowlatency flavor of it [12:13] rtg, There won't be any weird restrictions on those machines, so that anything is possible, like building your own kernel on the machine itself, or adding a PPA for it (maybe not exactly a kernel question)? [12:14] well, building the kernel on the device itself could be quite painfully slow [12:14] I've been using an armhf qemu chroot to build test kernels. === edamato-afk is now known as edamato [12:26] apw, both lowlatency's ready to be pulled [12:30] zequence-s, ta === arun_ is now known as arun [13:25] * ppisati loves strawberries [13:38] i have a user with a lenovo l420 laptop, running a -generic-pae kernel (the hardware wouldn't boot with a 64-bit kernel). i'm seeing a bizarre setup where the -36- kernel is fine, but the -38- kernel renders the laptop totally unresponsive - jerky mouse in X, keyboard keys being missed in VT1, and so on [13:39] are there any changes between -36- and -38- which could somehow be related? i'm stumped [14:14] anyone know how to get metaspoit on a ppc with lubuntu? [14:46] directhex, not heard of it, the changes are tagged in git so you can look and see [14:48] exactly what was changed [15:09] * rtg notes we have a chromebook kernel in raring [15:09] we do ? [15:10] apw, just uploaded: linux-chromebook [15:37] * ogasawara back in 20 === henrix is now known as henrix_ === henrix_ is now known as henrix === bambee is now known as rperier [17:07] * ppisati goes for some sweating [17:20] apw, ogasawara: ok, rather then create a new repo I've opened a branch (unstable-3.9) in the raring repo that builds for amd64/i386. [17:20] rtg, ack === yofel_ is now known as yofel === henrix is now known as henrix_ === henrix_ is now known as henrix [18:50] * rtg -> lunch [20:13] ppisati: Are the ti-omap4 SRU rebases in progress? This one's a bit more urgent than most. [20:27] infinity: not really [20:27] infinity: i'm a bit lost with SRU schedule these days [20:31] * rtg -> EOD [20:32] ppisati, this is a high priority CVE that is making it's way through [20:32] ppisati, this is outside the normal kernel SRU cadence [20:32] bjf: yep, infinity told me that [20:32] doing the rebases now === henrix is now known as henrix_ [21:21] herton: are you still there? [21:22] herton: recall me, what do i need to change the "Upload to ppa" to... "confirmed"? [21:40] infinity: bjf: P and Q are done, doing O now [21:40] ppisati, thanks [21:41] \o/ [21:48] ppisati, yes, but just the comment is enough too, I'll take a look [22:16] and O done too. [22:16] herton: ^ [22:17] ppisati, ack, I'm working on uploading them [22:17] ok [22:17] * ppisati is here around... === joshhunt_ is now known as joshhunt [23:47] herton, i have uploaded lowlatency for P & Q [23:47] apw, ack === kentb is now known as kentb-out