[06:54] hello. is possible to debug rmmod process? === smb` is now known as smb === jibel_ is now known as jibel [10:38] I have tried to re-build a kernel with extra patches, but it failed with: [10:38] II: Checking modules for generic...previous or current modules file missing! [10:38] /«PKGBUILDDIR»/debian.master/abi/3.11.0-0.4/i386/generic.modules [10:38] /«PKGBUILDDIR»/debian.master/abi/3.11.0-0.3/i386/generic.modules [10:38] what piece of packaging magic did I miss? =) [11:24] xnox, you probably added a new section in the changelog, which then reguires debian.master/abi/3.11.0-xxx to be adapted to be the previous version. Or, if you do not need a nice changelog, just change the version number of the current section [11:24] which works around this [11:26] smb: i see. i've now pulled 1.4 kernel and I think kept the changelog as it was, so hopefully should work. [11:27] smb: but first time around after initial abi bump, you just copy across the debian/abi/*/ from each arch? [11:27] it built \o/ now, I should do the config review ;-) [11:28] xnox, That should work. For test kernels I usually go for the modify last version path. No, we pull in the last versions from the builds. But renaming most of the times would work [11:28] smb: ok. cause abi is fairlyish stable. [11:29] ls [11:29] no files found [11:29] =) [11:29] smb: are you planning on pulling focus-follows-eyesight patches for dual-screen monitors? or that still breaks hangouts =))))) [11:30] xnox, bumping abi and renaming the directory would always work as the checking is less strict. [11:30] xnox, not the one doing any new features [11:31] but it would be an interesting feature, especially when I have to look to the ceiling for help [11:32] smb: just to let you know. I've pulled patches into ubuntu .11 kernel to support minnowboard, which builds fine, now i need to check that config is sane (cause it's 32-bit UEFI system), next week I will receive minnowboard and will try to boot it & make installer image for it. [11:33] and if that works, i will make pull request =) [11:38] config looks ok. so shelving until i get the hardware. [11:38] xnox, I think you will need to talk to the upstream hand about that and I doubt it thinks 32bit EFI is something sensible [11:38] smb: i'm in touch with Intel folks =) and yeah 32bit EFI is madness but that's the reason I'm trying to play with this =) [11:39] Suppose you don't have to be mad to do this but it helps. :-P [11:40] minnow board is the cheapest way to bring up support for the new expensive "intel atom, 32-bit, uefi-only, touch/laptop convertibles" [11:44] * henrix -> lunch === fmasi_afk is now known as fmasi === lborda is now known as lborda_afk [15:25] jjohansen, I plan to install a 3.11 kernel on tangerine this morning. === rtg is now known as rtg-afk [15:38] rtg-afk: ack === fmasi is now known as fmasi_afk === fmasi_afk is now known as fmasi === rtg-afk is now known as rtg === fmasi is now known as fmasi_afk === fmasi_afk is now known as fmasi === fmasi is now known as fmasi_afk === fmasi_afk is now known as fmasi === fmasi is now known as fmasi_afk === fmasi_afk is now known as fmasi === fmasi is now known as fmasi_afk === fmasi_afk is now known as fmasi === fmasi is now known as fmasi_afk === fmasi_afk is now known as fmasi [20:27] jsalisbury, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1201092/comments/26 [20:27] Ubuntu bug 1201092 in linux (Ubuntu) "Cannot load kvm_amd module - (says disabled by bios)" [High,Confirmed] [20:46] * rtg -> EOD [21:38] hello, I have a kernel related question. There was a bug with kernels before 3.3 that would cause mac80211 drivers to give the wrong channel number to a monitor interface, but since 3.3 this should be fixed. However, on 13.04 i still get this error [22:12] s0u][ight: That would seem to imply it's not fixed in 3.3, then. Unless it regressed. How do you know it was fixed in 3.3? Do you have a pointer to the relevant commit? [22:13] infinity, http://www.aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=compat-wireless [22:14] it says about the patch for negative one that it is only required for versions prior to 3.3 [22:17] s0u][ight: That's for compat-wireless releases, not upstream kernel releases. Furthermore, that bit of code (patches or unpatched) doesn't appear to exist in the kernel at all... [22:17] infinity, https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/913852/ [22:20] Like I said, that bit of code doesn't appear to exist at all anymore. [22:21] I imagine it got factored into non-existence. [22:21] Are you sure you're seeing the same bug that patch was meant to fix? [22:21] If so, please file a bug ("ubuntu-bug linux") [22:22] i'm not sure if the bug is because of the same error, but yes i get the same symptoms as that one [22:23] infinity, this is what i get from the irc bot on #aircrack-ng: fixed in Kernel or compat-wireless 3.3_rc1 or higher [22:23] Right, well. It could have regressed when chan.c was refactored and largely rewritten. [22:24] Cause it looks a lot different than it did in 3.3 [22:24] So, please file a bug and explain the exact symptoms, and feel free to copy and paste our above IRC conversation. [22:24] infinity, to the bugtracker of ubuntu or kernel in general? [22:25] Like I said, run "ubuntu-bug linux" [22:25] And mention which wireless driver you use. If those interfaces were rewritten, it might not be that they're still buggy, but that a driver was poorly ported to the new world order. [22:26] infinity, sounds ignorant but it's not only my driver (brcmsmac) [22:27] sforshee: If you're around, feel free to address the above. :P [23:09] infinity, if I would download and compile compat-wireless 3.3, try that driver and see if it was really fixed back then, is that alright? [23:15] s0u][ight: It could be a helpful data point, perhaps. [23:16] :/ compile errors [23:16] gonna try with a later version [23:20] Well, to be fair, I'm not sure I'd expect cw-3.3 to work with >> 3.3 kernels. [23:20] Since that's kinda not the point. [23:20] It's meant to be a backport of the 3.3 stack to older kernels, not the inverse. [23:21] i kinda assumed it would work, with the limitations of older drivers