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apwhallyn_, g07:48
apwhallyn_, great07:48
smbapw, Just because I remember right now, did you have time yesterday to look at one of the Xen MRE packages?09:17
smb(I guess you where rather busy handling that Trusty kernel)09:18
apwno i veered off into disaster ... yeah that09:18
smbJust out of interest, is there any light09:23
apwany light ?09:23
smbat the end of the disaster tunnel09:25
smbProbably better asked: do you know what is missing or do we still wonder?09:25
apwthe kernle which just finished publishing should be fixed, it was a lack of apparmour patches, which jj shoved over last night09:26
apwwith some help from inifinity over night that made it out, so hopefully they will be happy now09:27
smbOh wow, pretty amazing to find out apparmor with that dubious error in networking09:28
jjohansen1smb: not really, while there are other changes in that kernel most of them aren't exposed, the networking is the largest user visible changes09:30
smbjjohansen1, Right but then one usually tries to figure out what in networking broke things09:31
jjohansen1true09:32
smbjjohansen1, And morning (or goodnight?), btw. :)09:32
jjohansen1I think the started trolling the logs and noticed an apparmor messages09:32
jjohansen1night09:32
smbYeah, probably after having a manually started container09:32
smbto look at them09:33
smb(well night as time of day is clear, its much harder to find out the jj-time of day ;))09:34
jjohansen1heh, well it would be night in jj-time of day, I started my day about 17h ago09:35
smbjjohansen1, Heck, why are you here then? Go to bed... now! :)09:35
jjohansen1hehe, I am about to finish driving a stake through a very annoying bug09:36
smbHm, a vampire killed by a zombie. I think that is novel...09:37
jjohansen1lol09:37
infinityI do my best bugfixes at zombie-o-clock.09:38
infinityIt's the sleep deprivation equivalent of the ballmer peak.09:38
jjohansen1this zombie is particularly reanimated by killing this vampire09:38
smbinfinity, You are weird, too. :)09:38
jjohansen1oh! infinity I think your onto something there09:39
smbI tend to create more vampires in that state09:39
* smb is amazed at his dist-upgrade performance... its almost as if I had proper internet09:40
infinityjjohansen1: Yeah, it atcually makes some sense.  I do menial tasks during the day when I'm awake, then as I start to get a bit fuzzy, I have a flurry of creative "I can totally port that to VMS/VAX", and then a few hours after that, I'm just drooling and staring at kitten pictures on imgur.09:41
jjohansen1smb: wait your doing dist-upgrade over your phone? Isn't that going to eat the chunk of data you bought09:41
smbjjohansen1, Luckily it isn't to long ago that I updated my servers, but yes. 09:42
smbAnd I run apt-cacher to avoid duplicates09:43
jjohansen1sure but still you have to get that first pull through09:43
jjohansen1how many more days until you get your internet fixed?09:44
smbRight, according to ifconfig I "only" used about 70M today, so it would be okayish09:44
* infinity doesn't understand this concept of "buying data"...09:45
jjohansen1I guess thats okay09:45
infinityI could tether on my phone 24/7 here, if I wanted to.09:45
smbinfinity, Its that weird interpretation of "flatrate" ISPs seem to have09:45
smbat least here09:45
jjohansen1infinity: just switch to verizon, they will make you buy data and then bend you over, beat you and take anything left in your wallet09:46
infinityjjohansen1: I'll pass, thanks. :)09:46
infinityjjohansen1: I get unlimited data, unlimited north american calling, unlimited international text, and a few other goodies, for 35/mo.  Which still feels like too much to me because I'm a cheap bastard, but I get the impression it's not a bad deal compared to some. :P09:47
jjohansen1infinity: which service?09:47
* smb sees drooling09:47
infinityjjohansen1: WIND in Canadia.09:47
apwthe have as much as you want data game is here for broadband, and now for some on phones, but tethering not so much10:23
apwwhy they think they can claim their data is 'only 1p/MB' i do not know10:24
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ppisati_WTF moment:13:03
ppisati_[    5.882305] RAMDISK: Couldn't find valid RAM disk image starting at 0.13:03
ppisati_???13:03
apwppisati_, initrd not actually an initrd bits ?13:06
ppisati_apw: eh13:06
ppisati_apw: fresh reubuilt armhf generic kernel13:07
ppisati_apw: the -lpae variant works ok, while the non-lpae gave me that13:07
apwhmmm, and the initrd is an initrd on disk13:07
ppisati_apw: didn't decompress/open it13:08
ppisati_apw: but i'm used to get a valid initrd after the usual fdr clean binary-generic stuff13:08
ppisati_apw: hold on13:08
ppisati_apw: indeed, it's a valid initrd and eveyrthing works on omap13:33
ppisati_apw: vmlinuz overwriting initrd, that's it13:39
ppisati_-ETOOFAT13:39
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sergiusenscan anyone helping me building the goldfish kernel?13:58
ogra_sergiusens, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/ARMKernelCrossCompile ?13:58
sergiusensogra_, yeah13:58
sergiusensogra_, but it needs arm-*-gcc-4.613:59
sergiusensogra_, I tried 4.7 but the kernel dies13:59
ogra_hmm, ricardo said he had cross built it ... 13:59
ogra_probably there is a trick to get the 4.6 gcc 14:00
sergiusensogra_, I might need a schroot; but is precise what I want14:00
ogra_ogra@anubis:~$ apt-cache search gcc 4.6|grep arm14:01
ogra_gcc-4.6-arm-linux-gnueabi - GNU C compiler14:01
ogra_gcc-4.6-arm-linux-gnueabi-base - GCC, the GNU Compiler Collection (base package)14:01
ogra_gcc-4.6-arm-linux-gnueabihf - GNU C compiler14:01
ogra_gcc-4.6-arm-linux-gnueabihf-base - GCC, the GNU Compiler Collection (base package)14:01
ogra_(i'm on precise on my desktop)14:02
sergiusensogra_, ack, so I need to create a schroot; thanks14:02
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DeugsyHello17:50
DeugsyCould you help me concerning the compilation of kernel 3.11.0 ?17:51
Deugsyit's a stupid and simple question17:51
apwtell us your issue and you nevre know17:51
Deugsythanks17:51
DeugsyDo you know if it is possible to start again the compilation after an error just when it stopped ?17:51
Deugsyto avoid to re-compile all it was done 17:52
apwwhat command are you using to build it17:52
Deugsymake-kpkg --append-to-version "-perso" --initrd --us --uc buildpackage17:52
Deugsyto build a debian build17:52
Deugsysorry , to make a debian build17:53
apwcking, you use that routinly i think ^^ is that restartable ?17:53
ppisati_-nc?17:53
Deugsysorry i'm french, when i re-execute the line command, it rebuilded all17:54
Deugsynow i am waiting to see when the error will appear 17:55
Deugsyagain17:55
Deugsyi am compiling the kernel to see again when it crashes17:56
Deugsyand what is the error17:56
DeugsyI thought it was possible to start again the compilation without compiling all was done the first time17:58
apwDeugsy, i believe it is, possibly switching 'buildpackage' for 'binary' might do it, but i have never tried that one17:59
Deugsyok thank you apw18:00
Deugsyi will try18:01
ckingapw, I don't use that, I use  make deb-pkg INSTALL_MOD_STRIP=1 18:04
ckingwhich is dead easy to use 18:04
Deugsyok cking18:04
ckingjust copy over the appropriate config to .config, and run that make deb-pkg command18:05
Deugsyperfect18:06
apwcking, thanks19:03
ckingnp19:04
* rtg -> EOD22:47

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