[05:32] psivaa: What's the deal with linux-lts-quantal? === gavin__ is now known as gavinguo [06:13] moin [06:40] ppisati, morning [07:22] infinity, You will be surely pleased to hear that it is now "only" a peek into R's unapproved queue to get at least the Raring Xen MRE ahead. :-P [08:01] * apw yawns, morning [08:02] apw, morning as well [08:19] infinity: there were a couple of failures due to 'no space' issue in the tests. just had to re-run them. i've released it now. apologies for the delay [09:09] psivaa: Danke. [09:38] cking, You did not hear me the second time either? [09:38] smb, pardon? no [09:39] cking, you see lips? [09:39] cking, we can hear you [09:39] yep, (this must sound weird to anyone reading irc) [09:39] They should be used to it by now [09:40] cking: if I didn't know you were talking about mumble, then yes, it would sound strange indeed :) [09:42] * cking applies updates, then a hammer and reboots [09:43] cking, when it gets into that state for me, i sometimes find starting the audio wizard (in mumble) and running forward about 3 steps makes things work [11:58] zequence, yo ho ho, i was just about to do a lowlatency spin in development and i figured i would make sure it was pushed out to github, but you don't yet have a github for S can you make one? [12:32] zequence, i have tried to figure out how you made those, from what you forked, but i can't so i'll have to leave it to you [12:43] * henrix -> lunch === psivaa is now known as psivaa-afk [15:30] apw, hey perl dude, could you evaluate the correctness of the comments beginning at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1221138/comments/4 ? [15:30] Launchpad bug 1221138 in linux (Ubuntu) "package linux-image-3.5.0-39-generic 3.5.0-39.60~precise1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 17" [Low,Confirmed] [15:41] smb: did you ever test changing screen brightness on your lenovo with 3.11? [15:45] arges, re: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1189998/comments/12 - Are you gonna send a pull request ? [15:45] Launchpad bug 1189998 in linux (Ubuntu Saucy) "bluetooth disconnection corrupts memory and causes kernel panic" [Medium,Confirmed] [15:46] rtg: hey. i'm looking into it more atm [15:46] arges, ack [16:23] rtg: so those 6 commits fix the issue, and all are related to fixing how bluetooth tty open/closes, and i don't see any newer patches for those files. they apply cleanly to saucy. I think the best thing would be test on saucy and bit, then think about SRUing patches for older release. [16:24] I'll format a mail to kteam list, unless there is something else you recommending checking [16:26] arges, that seems sufficient. I'll await your pull request. [16:26] cool [16:33] rtg, oddness, will investigate (the perl thing) [16:33] apw, ack [16:37] rtg, odd, seems to work for me, in a simple test ... and from the context i think everyone else would see it if it was broken [16:38] apw, thats sort of what I was thinking. could the bug reporter have a different shell ? [16:38] rtg, that is possible, except pwd is generally available as a non-builtin and surely you wouldn't make a pwd builtin with non-giving-one-the-working-directory semantics ... would you ? [16:39] apw, damned if I know [16:39] prehaps he has emacs as his shell :) [16:40] apw, I don't think using getcwd() is necessarily wrong, but I also don't think its the root cause for his problem. [16:41] rtg, concur, chaning to getcwd would be fine i am sure [16:42] apw, do you think we should bother ? I hate fixing things that aren't broken. [16:43] i'd be against cahnging anything withouth knowing why it wasn't working ... given it works for millions of people [16:43] apw, right, that seems reasonable to me [17:16] * apw bails ... have fun [17:16] later dude [17:24] rtg: hey, any idea if there are some more reports of iwlwifi not behaving with N or something, lately, for saucy? [17:25] cyphermox, dunno for sure. sforshee and Johannes cooked up a patch for some beacon errors that affected N [17:25] rtg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6071173/ -- bkerensa has been asking about issues with wireless, so far I suggested trying to see if wd_disable=1 helps [17:25] ah [17:25] * henrix -> EOD [17:25] cyphermox, saucy has a SAUCE patch for that IIRC. [17:26] alright, I'll take a look [17:26] I was just cloning the git tree now anyway [17:26] cyphermox, 'UBUNTU: SAUCE: mac80211: ignore (E)CSA in probe response frames' [17:27] thanks [17:37] rtg: Bug #1221857 [17:37] Launchpad bug 1221857 in linux (Ubuntu) "Wifi slowly degrades until no data transfer " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1221857 [17:42] cyphermox: I've never seen anything like that before [17:43] cyphermox: I have seen some of the "failed to flush ..." messages, but they don't seem to correlate with any noticable performance issues or disconnections [17:47] cyphermox: the patch rtg pointed at you at won't help, it fixes disconnects due to invalid ECSA IEs in probe response frames with some netgear APs. I don't see any of that in the logs. [18:16] sforshee: right === kentb is now known as kentb-out