=== yofel_ is now known as yofel === smb` is now known as smb === lool- is now known as lool [08:55] bjf: FYI, i invalidated the two new P/Q tracking bugs since the new stuff didn't affect omap4 (i915 revert and fb switcehroo fix) === gema_ is now known as gema [09:40] ppisati, good plan :) [10:29] apw: both lowlatencies updated in the ppa [10:37] zequence, thanks [10:45] zequence, it doesn't look like you have used -v on your Q package ? [10:46] zequence, oh hang on, let me check that i am not being a wally [10:47] apw: -v against last published version? [10:47] zequence, ignore me, i am just being an idiot, you did it just fine [10:49] apw: Well, it wouldn't have been the first time after all. I'm glad I'm doing it right now [10:53] zequence, heh ... no this was all my stupidity :) missreading a diff [10:56] * henrix -> lunch [11:03] zequence, ok they look fine, copied over [11:11] apw: Thanks [12:33] * rtg shuts down tangerine for maint work [12:41] * rtg shuts down gomeisa for maint work [13:09] ppisati, ack, wfm [13:10] I'll write again something I've written yesterday: I've run into a soft lockup with precise, amd64: http://pastie.org/private/yjhhnettm9yrlr9uqgqntq [13:10] Is anyone from the ubuntu kernel team around to check it out? [13:20] backjlack: i guess the best thing to do is to open a bug against the linux package (apport-bug linux) [13:21] backjlack: also, your stacktrace indicates there was a BUG/OOPS before, so it would be better to include that in the bug report as well [13:26] henrix: That's all I got, I didn't get any BUG/OOPS before. [13:27] backjlack: the 'D' in the 'Tainted' line says you did :) [13:28] henrix: Ok, I can reproduce this and I might be able to get that as well if it happened. [13:29] backjlack: great, just make sure that's included in the bug report ;) [13:59] you here? [13:59] d'oh [14:00] cking: ^^ [14:07] * ppisati starts packing some stuff... [14:11] * cking discovers he needs 7 shirts to be washed === kentb-out is now known as kentb [14:29] are there any specific optimizations i can make to the kernel for laptops ? [14:33] ddins, most of these are turned on when you run a laptop on battery [14:54] cking, are they turned on by acpid? when the adapter is disconnected [15:03] apw, did you ever see this ? https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-team/2013-April/027860.html [15:29] ddins, acpid will kick off the relevant pm-powersave script setting which in turn will then do the necessary magic tweaks [15:31] ddins, however, you most probably will find that one can tweak it to match your desired configuration [15:37] cking, so from the kernel persp ist going to be sysctl's right? [15:38] ddins, most of it is /sys tweaking if I can recall correctly [15:38] cking, ya /proc/sys [15:44] rtg, that should be resolved when gomeisa is back up, and i can update the s/w there [15:44] apw, ack [15:44] rtg, we should start building using -saucy configs from here on out, which has it in [16:18] * henrix goes start packing. I'll will be around later [16:48] hi all, I am getting drm_kms_helper kernel panics, what could cause this? this is on 13.04, never happened before [16:49] it says something about not being able to sync with the interrupt?? [16:56] would nomodeset be of any value? I don't know what it does, so don't want to set stuff that could break my machine [17:00] nomodeset disables kernel mode settings . AFAIK it wont break anything . [17:01] georgelappies, i would suggest filing a bug with the panic stack in it so someone can look at it, they might then be able to make a more informed response [17:01] apw: thanks for the advice, how would I go about to locate the panic stack? [17:02] georgelappies, you seem to be picking information out of it, so i assume you have seen it somewhere [17:02] apw: I saw that info on the screen and wrote it down on paper ;) [17:03] georgelappies, depending how seriously broke it mades your system it might also show up in /var/log/messages [17:04] try using nomodeset and check if it boots [17:04] if it does , it could be a problem with your KMS [17:05] or the graphics card drivers [17:05] thanks, how will I set it though? Pardon my noobness [17:08] type e on grub [17:08] it will allow you ti edit the boot line [17:09] add nomodset and press b to boot the newly edited line [17:09] if it works add it to grub config file to make it permanent or else u'll have to do it every time u boot [17:10] great, thanks ddins going to do that right away [17:11] ok .. let us know if it worked [17:32] * rtg -> lunch === rtg is now known as rtg-afk === rtg-afk is now known as rtg [20:14] * rtg -> EOW [20:35] HI is this a right channel to ask about ubuntu kernel module development?