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apw | henrix, moin ... it is going to be a quiet day today | 09:16 |
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henrix | apw: morning! yeah, i guess most of the people are off today :) | 09:17 |
apw | you, paolo and myself i think | 09:17 |
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Kano | hi,could somebody update the ndiswrapper package with new upstream to support current kernels? | 09:29 |
ogra_ | Kano, you might have to ask in #ubuntu-motu ... bug 1076395 looks like it is gone since a while | 10:37 |
ubot2 | Launchpad bug 1076395 in linux (Ubuntu Raring) "ndiswrapper module is not provided any more" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1076395 | 10:37 |
janimo | ppisati, hi, do you know which is the latest nexus4 ubuntu kernel tree? | 11:46 |
ppisati | janimo: i bet this one: | 12:07 |
ppisati | janimo: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu/ubuntu-saucy.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/mako | 12:07 |
ogra_ | thats saucy though | 12:08 |
ppisati | ogra_: i doubt we have a different kernel in T | 12:08 |
ogra_ | yeah, there was no upload | 12:08 |
ppisati | http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu/ubuntu-trusty.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/mako | 12:08 |
ogra_ | (but i assume the branch was moved to trusty when the cycle started) | 12:08 |
ppisati | indeed | 12:08 |
ogra_ | yeah :) | 12:09 |
ppisati | same exact one | 12:09 |
janimo | ppisati, thanks. I was confused by the presence of a separate and outdated linux-nexus4 repo | 12:13 |
ogra_ | janimo, that was for the desktop image | 12:26 |
ogra_ | oh, no, that was linux-nexus7 actually :P | 12:26 |
apw | yeah we need to wack those old repos and shove them over to archive sometime | 12:30 |
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brendand | if no network controller shows up in lspci, what could be the problem? this is a ideapad yoga 13 | 14:55 |
brendand | which i thought was supposed to have a realtek card, but nothing is showing up | 14:55 |
brendand | rfkill shows an ideapad_wlan so there must be something there | 14:56 |
apw | nothing in lspci at all for it? that is unusual, has this worked ever ? | 15:05 |
brendand | apw, do you think i should boot windows 8 and see if it enables the card? | 15:06 |
brendand | apw, i just got this system now | 15:07 |
apw | i was wondering if it has worked in other releases | 15:07 |
brendand | apw, been trying saucy-live | 15:07 |
brendand | apw, i also tried precise | 15:07 |
apw | ok so likely 'never' worked | 15:07 |
brendand | apw, yeah. like i said above it's *supposed* to have a realtek card | 15:08 |
apw | it would be good to boot something which does recognise it if you can to find out wha tthe heck it actually is, what pci ids it has | 15:08 |
apw | as normally we see things in pci even if we don't know what they are | 15:08 |
brendand | apw, yeah | 15:08 |
apw | though i would conjecture it is the other side of a host bridge that we do not configure right | 15:09 |
apw | so we don't see it, but ... thats unexpected in anything new | 15:09 |
brendand | apw, i'll boot windows 8 and find out the pci-id | 15:09 |
apw | great, and then a buggy for it (if there is a device there) | 15:10 |
apw | brendand, oh one thing, what state is the rfkill in | 15:11 |
apw | as sometimes when devices are rfkill'd by switch they are 'turned off completely' so they don't appear | 15:11 |
brendand | apw, it's not blocked | 15:12 |
brendand | apw, i see ideapad_wlan and soft block and hard block are both 'no' | 15:12 |
apw | ok not that then, though i would try flippnig it in case it is a lie and say inverted | 15:12 |
brendand | apw, good idea! | 15:15 |
Coder27 | Hello. I've notices that the system run on a single CPU core after hibernation. Both cores work normally after regular boot. Please help/ | 15:23 |
Coder27 | There are two messages about the problem in the syslog file: Nov 29 16:56:56 nbook kernel: [ 4140.670554] CPU1: Not responding. Nov 29 16:56:56 nbook kernel: [ 4140.670731] Error taking CPU1 up: -5 | 15:25 |
Coder27 | The kernel is: 3.2.0-56-generic #86-Ubuntu SMP Wed Oct 23 17:31:43 UTC 2013 i686 athlon i386 GNU/Linux | 15:26 |
Coder27 | The hardware is Lenovo IdeaPad S205 (AMD E-350 APU) | 15:26 |
Coder27 | Please help me to repot this bug | 15:27 |
brendand | apw, well windows 8 says it's the same realtek card i suspected. still trying to locate the pci id :P | 15:37 |
brendand | (it's been soooooooooooo long since i use windows) | 15:37 |
brendand | not the same pci id though | 15:38 |
brendand | 0bda:1724 seems to be it | 15:39 |
brendand | it's in lsusb :) that's it | 15:45 |
brendand | apw, is that lspci id handled in linux-firmware? | 15:52 |
brendand | apw, i just read that the rtl8723au driver makes it work. isn't that in linux-firmware now? | 15:53 |
apw | brendand, doh of course ... usb ... a common connectivity for wlan these days | 15:54 |
apw | that rings a bell, but that normally menas it is pretty new | 15:54 |
apw | brendand, i dont see the au variant being mentioned in the main driver list as yet | 15:56 |
apw | brendand, though the rtl8192*u drivers seem to mention that model number so hard to say | 15:58 |
apw | what does dmesg say when you click it off and on again in rfkill, that normally disconnects the usb device and reinerts it | 15:58 |
apw | and indeed what does lsusb -nnvv say for that device | 15:59 |
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brendand | apw, nothing much happens in dmesg. not sure what i should be looking for in lsusb | 16:14 |
apw | pastebin the whole lsusb -nnvv output, and remind me of the ids you foudn in windows | 16:18 |
brendand | apw, i'll need to get some kind of connectivity first. this is an ultrabook so no ethernet | 16:23 |
apw | brendand, yeah they suck, i have a usb ethernet dongle lying about in my office for this issue | 16:24 |
brendand | apw, https://lkml.org/lkml/2013/4/1/280 seems to be saying that the rtl8723au driver won't be included any time soon | 17:10 |
apw | brendand, yeah, though at least there is progress | 17:15 |
lfaraone | sigh. the openafs backport was rejected, as vorlon would prefer we just backport the module with the old userland, etc. | 17:34 |
lfaraone | I'm sceptical that is any safer, as nobody has validated the userland tools, PAM module, etc when mixing versions of the project. | 17:34 |
lfaraone | slangasek, rather. | 17:34 |
apw | lfaraone, well i guess that that at least is something we can do automatically, as in just copy that part out of one package into the other | 17:44 |
lfaraone | apw: ah, okay. uh, do you have the rights to request a copy? | 17:46 |
lfaraone | I didn't think you could copy a binary package between dists easily. | 17:47 |
apw | lfaraone, ahh no i just meant we can just copy the source component for the kernel parts from the saucy package into the source package you have for P | 17:50 |
hallyn | apw: hey - can you confirm whether my email from serge@hallyn.com (2 of em) this morning it the kernel-team list? | 21:50 |
stgraber | hallyn: I didn't see any mail from you to kernel-team@lists.u.c, maybe stuck in moderation somehow? | 22:03 |
hallyn | grr | 22:05 |
hallyn | ok, thanks | 22:05 |
hallyn | stgraber: now? :) | 22:13 |
stgraber | hallyn: yep, I see two e-mails from you now | 22:15 |
hallyn | thanks | 22:15 |
hallyn | wish i'd thought to check on those in the morning | 22:15 |
apw | hallyn, yes they were in the moderation queue, pushed | 22:28 |
hallyn | apw: sorry. (i resent from other address) | 22:30 |
apw | oh heh, never mind | 22:30 |
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