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* ppisati goes to update his laptop to saucy... | 09:48 | |
ogra_ | pfft ... laptop | 09:56 |
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ogra_ | update your *phone* to saucy :) | 09:56 |
ppisati | ogra_: btw, out of curiosity, did we already choose how we will expose the internal of our mobile devices to the rest of the world? umass or mtp? | 10:02 |
ogra_ | well, tvoss did rebuild the android mtp server under ubuntu using libc .... not sure we will actually use it though | 10:03 |
ppisati | ogra_: interesting, was it packaged? | 10:04 |
ogra_ | not yet ... | 10:04 |
ogra_ | the prob is that M$ has it patented | 10:04 |
ogra_ | so that will require some more discussion | 10:04 |
ogra_ | i personally prefer umass ... but that means to have a vfat partition in the back iirc | 10:05 |
ppisati | actually m$ invented it (on top of pptp) but it was later standardized by the usb $whatever std commitee, and pretty much everyone is using it | 10:05 |
ppisati | ogra_: right, and vfat means royalties to be paid too | 10:06 |
ogra_ | right, and paying the patent | 10:06 |
ppisati | btw, my mtp experience in linux has been _really_ bad so far | 10:07 |
ogra_ | oh ? | 10:07 |
ogra_ | the few times i used it it just worked OOTB | 10:07 |
ppisati | sync media files to an mtp-enabeld device? what did you use? | 10:08 |
ppisati | i tried many different things | 10:08 |
ogra_ | nexu4 and my chromebook | 10:08 |
ppisati | among which, rhythmbox, our music player | 10:08 |
ogra_ | and nexus4 with my desktop too | 10:08 |
ppisati | when i try to sync my mp3 library, it simply crashes | 10:08 |
ogra_ | ah, i didnt use RB ... only nautilus | 10:08 |
ppisati | well, but when you move media files around you need a sw that uses libmtp which in turn let you manipulate metadata too | 10:10 |
ppisati | else you stuff won't properly show on the device | 10:10 |
ppisati | e.g. | 10:10 |
ppisati | right now i've the nexus10 attached to my desktop | 10:10 |
ppisati | and while it is mounted via gvfs (and thus i can copy files to it) | 10:10 |
ppisati | rhythmbox says | 10:11 |
ppisati | 'unable to open the Google Inc Nexus 4/10(MTP+ADB) device' | 10:11 |
ppisati | so, now media sync for this | 10:11 |
ppisati | anyhow, there's a new libmto in saucy | 10:11 |
ppisati | so i'll know in a bit if it fixes it | 10:12 |
ppisati | since the changelog explicitly mentions | 10:12 |
ppisati | nexus4 support | 10:12 |
ppisati | let's see | 10:12 |
ogra_ | yeah | 10:14 |
tseliot | apw: do you happen to have an agp nvidia card that works with the 304 driver? http://us.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86/304.88/README/supportedchips.html | 11:34 |
tseliot | or tjaalton ^ | 11:34 |
tjaalton | nope.. | 11:35 |
tjaalton | only pcie gf8600gt | 11:35 |
tseliot | too bad | 11:35 |
tseliot | I need to test my code... | 11:36 |
tseliot | with linux 3.10 | 11:36 |
davmor2 | tseliot: I have a laptop with optimus gfx I've not installed the nvidia element so don't know which driver version it uses, if that is of any use to you? | 11:39 |
apw | tseliot, i am not sure i have, will let you know if i find one | 11:40 |
tseliot | davmor2: I assume that wouldn't be an agp card. If you want you can use optimus though. It's just a matter of installing nvidia-319 and the nvidia-prime package (if you want to try it) | 11:41 |
tseliot | apw: thanks, as I'd like to know if I'm using the procfs correctly | 11:41 |
davmor2 | tseliot: I'll give it a go | 11:41 |
tseliot | good :) | 11:44 |
tseliot | davmor2: you won't have to do anything else, just install those packages and reboot | 11:44 |
davmor2 | tseliot: installling.............. | 11:45 |
davmor2 | tseliot: rebooting................ What's the best way to test it all worked? | 11:46 |
tseliot | davmor2: unity should start and the system won't boot into a black screen ;) | 11:47 |
davmor2 | tseliot: OMG!!!!! splash screen I see a splash screen and a login screen that's a first on this laptop :) | 11:47 |
tseliot | :) | 11:48 |
davmor2 | tseliot: effects seem faster too | 11:48 |
tseliot | davmor2: yes, you're using nvidia now | 11:49 |
davmor2 | tseliot: now it's up and running any tests you'd like run on it? | 11:58 |
apw | rtg_, http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/ | 12:04 |
apw | rtg_, the problem with britney is it runs before the publisher (as it does publishing) so it is possible a package gets published into -proposed after it has looked, and then picked up for migration the next run | 12:20 |
apw | (so we may be suffering that lag) | 12:20 |
rtg_ | apw, yep, I'll just wait a bit | 12:20 |
apw | rtg_, but britney just updated, and it is still there | 12:20 |
apw | so ... i think that is a fail | 12:20 |
rtg_ | sounds like a job for infinity | 12:21 |
apw | 08:59:55* queuebot | 05:59:55> New: accepted linux-grouper [armhf] (saucy-proposed) [3.1.10-4.12] │ adam_g_ | 12:24 |
apw | rtg_, so it got accepted some very many hours ago, i have asked on #ubuntu-release | 12:24 |
tseliot | davmor2: not really, the fact that it works is enough, thanks :) | 12:54 |
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* ppisati goes out for a bit | 12:57 | |
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davmor2 | tseliot: there is one thing the backlight doesn't look like it is turning off when the screen sleeps now, I'll dig into that a bit more though | 13:02 |
tseliot | davmor2: are you running Saucy? | 13:03 |
davmor2 | tseliot: Yeap | 13:03 |
tseliot | tjaalton: I thought the problems with the backlight were solved ^ | 13:04 |
davmor2 | tseliot: there is definitely a glow from it it is very faint but is noticeable | 13:05 |
tseliot | davmor2: I thought we included a patch to make sure that DPMS works and the screen can be switched off | 13:05 |
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tjaalton | i ran it with -intel for a while, retesting with -modesetting.. | 13:21 |
tjaalton | xset dpms force off works | 13:22 |
davmor2 | tjaalton, tseliot: ah hang on I think I see it now, could it be that the backlight has a very slow fade to black. before it was kinda a very dark purple now a few minutes latter there is no glow and it is a black screen, I just wasn't letting it get to the black bit obviously :) | 13:28 |
davmor2 | I can't see any light at all now examining the edges of the screen like I could before | 13:29 |
tjaalton | yeah seems to work fine here | 13:34 |
tseliot | good | 13:35 |
davmor2 | yeap just re-trying again it is currently dark purple with a faint glow from the edges of the screen | 13:36 |
davmor2 | and now it is off, no glow and a black screen 1 minutes 27seconds ish | 13:37 |
davmor2 | tseliot, tjaalton: mhh there is another issue, if you hit the brightness down button I get a black screen on minimum setting I'll write a bug up for that though | 13:40 |
tjaalton | not here | 13:41 |
tjaalton | with t420s | 13:41 |
tseliot | I guess that depends on the modesetting driver, not on the nvidia driver | 13:41 |
davmor2 | tjaalton: maybe hardware specific I have an ideapad Y580 | 13:41 |
davmor2 | tseliot: and now I'm going to give it a quick stress test with oil rush | 13:43 |
rtg_ | jsalisbury, henrix: need to bounce gomeisa for openssl update | 13:47 |
henrix | rtg_: ack | 13:47 |
tseliot | davmor2: sounds good | 13:47 |
jsalisbury | rtg_, ack | 13:47 |
davmor2 | tseliot: gfx set to max and it is handling it with ease, that's a first :) | 13:50 |
tseliot | davmor2: excellent :) | 13:50 |
davmor2 | tseliot: it is however throwing out some massive heat so I think I'll switch it off now :) | 13:52 |
tseliot | davmor2: yes, the discrete gpu uses more power | 13:53 |
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* henrix -> back in 15 | 14:15 | |
bjf | apw, still running your unstable kernel after 40+ hrs.; no wierd times in htop though it did appear to stop updating after 24 hrs.; a new htop instance is running fine | 14:19 |
apw | odder | 14:23 |
* rtg_ bounces tangerine for openssl update | 14:26 | |
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devoid | hi all, I think I found a regression on the ixgbe driver, it looks like the driver option provided by this patch https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1065475 no longer does anything in 3.2, 3.5 and 3.8? | 16:19 |
ubot2` | Ubuntu bug 1065475 in linux (Ubuntu Quantal) "Add patch for various SFP+ module support to ixgbe driver in kernel 3.2.0-x (12.04 Precise)" [Medium,Fix released] | 16:19 |
devoid | can someone point me to the source archive for 3.8.0-23? | 16:23 |
devoid | that way I can check the driver code and see if the relevant patch http://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/stable/linux-stable.git/commit/?id=8ef78adcb03b1fcb53c3bd62df4e96c1d2706c58 landed or was silently disabled | 16:24 |
rtg_ | devoid, git://kernel.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-precise.git | 16:24 |
henrix | devoid: the commit is there (in all the kernels). something else changed in the meantime | 16:25 |
henrix | devoid: do you have a bug number? | 16:25 |
rtg_ | devoid, 81469917bcd677dd65363da61137bebacb932587 in ubuntu-precise.git | 16:25 |
devoid | henrix: i haven't filed a bug yet, there's some irc chatter about the option no longer working though. | 16:25 |
devoid | s/irc/linux-network-mailing list/ | 16:27 |
devoid | http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.linux.network/259128 | 16:27 |
henrix | devoid: ah, interesting | 16:27 |
henrix | devoid: so this is an upstream issue. i could actually still work on the ubuntu kernels, but would require some testing | 16:28 |
rtg_ | henrix, I see no patches to ixgbe_main.c afterwards that would affect it | 16:29 |
henrix | rtg_: yeah, so we should be ok unless the regression was tagged with 'cc: stable@' :) | 16:30 |
henrix | devoid: so, have you seen this issue on any of the ubuntu kernels? | 16:31 |
devoid | henrix: yes, 3.2, 3.5 and 3.8 | 16:31 |
devoid | (currently on 3.8.0-23) | 16:32 |
henrix | devoid: btw, when opening the bug, please make sure you provide the last version that worked for you. that should help figuring out which commit introduced the regression | 16:41 |
devoid | henrix: I haven't found a version that works. ;) | 16:41 |
henrix | devoid: at least the version that closed bug #1065475 should have worked | 16:42 |
ubot2` | Launchpad bug 1065475 in linux (Ubuntu Quantal) "Add patch for various SFP+ module support to ixgbe driver in kernel 3.2.0-x (12.04 Precise)" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1065475 | 16:42 |
henrix | devoid: as the bug was verified | 16:42 |
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* henrix -> back in 15 | 17:12 | |
* rtg_ -> lunch | 17:23 | |
bjf | lamont, are you still affected by bug 1170887 ? | 17:59 |
ubot2` | Launchpad bug 1170887 in linux (Ubuntu) "OOPS generated during boot loading drivers" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1170887 | 17:59 |
lamont | bjf: I'll look | 18:16 |
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* rtg_ -> EOD | 19:50 | |
infinity | apw: We can haz #1186932 fixed in saucy too? | 20:00 |
infinity | bug #1186932 ... silly bot. | 20:01 |
ubot2` | Launchpad bug 1186932 in linux (Ubuntu) "Regression: kernel 3.8.0-24 breaks WPA enterprise auth [iwlwifi]" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1186932 | 20:01 |
arges | jsalisbury: infinity : ok kernel works for me! | 20:16 |
arges | also did you target this bug against saucy? since it affected me in 3.9 as well | 20:17 |
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slangasek | jsalisbury: hi, so bug #1190781 and bug #1190414 are probably duplicates of one another... and it looks suspiciously like suspend/resume is completely broken on my x201 in saucy | 23:18 |
ubot2` | Launchpad bug 1190781 in linux (Ubuntu) "[LENOVO 3249CTO] suspend/resume failure" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1190781 | 23:18 |
ubot2` | Launchpad bug 1190414 in linux (Ubuntu) "[LENOVO 3249CTO] suspend/resume failure" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1190414 | 23:18 |
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