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oneWhat is GPIO?02:24
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oneUnder what menu label is the shpchp driver?03:18
oneUnder what menu label is the shpchp driver?04:57
oneHi07:18
oneGnome disks isn't working09:14
oneI want to save the build tools to disk.09:19
oneWhy is module 1 ignored by the build system?09:19
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jarkkoguys you should really do something about RALINK wifi device, it spams constantly dropping packets13:36
jarkkoreported issue, done that since 3.8 series13:36
apwspams that it has dropped a packet it has dropped or ones it has not13:54
apwand whats the bug #13:54
onehy is the module '1' ignored by the debian build system?14:13
oneCr. why14:14
lstargzHi guys, how to load a custom kernel module for usb keyboard (I have written the module) or in other words how to prevent usbhid or hid-generic taking over usb drive ?14:38
amitklstargz: assuming usbhid is a module, you could blacklist it14:44
lstargzI blacklisted the module (yes they are not loading). My module loads, but it does not show any message in dmesg14:45
lstargzWhile i custom load it, it works14:47
amitklstargz: you mean manual insmod'ing works, autoloading doesnt?14:48
lstargzyes14:48
rtgdepmod -a ?14:49
lstargzdepmod -a gives blank output14:49
rtguse the modules_install target for your build. I think it does the right thing14:50
lstargzdo you mean, i put it in kernel source and build the whole kernel and install ?14:51
lstargzI can only use one of these: depmod / kmod / udev / mdev / systemd, depending on distro)14:52
rtglstargz, no, I'm assuming you have a kbuild compatible Makefile.14:52
lstargzThis is my make file:14:54
lstargzobj-m += task05.o14:54
lstargzall:14:54
lstargzmake -C $(KERN_ROOT) M=$(PWD) modules14:54
lstargzclean:14:54
lstargzmake -C $(KERN_ROOT) M=$(PWD) clean14:54
rtgtry adding 'sudo make -C $(KERN_ROOT) M=$(PWD) modules_install'14:55
lstargzIn which target (all or new something like install)14:55
lstargzAnyways, I have already copied task05.ko into /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/drivers. Is this required after that ?14:57
oneWhat command specifies the architechure to build?15:05
oneAlso is a 32bit userspace going to still run if a 64 bit kernel is built?15:06
lstargzrtg: Thanks it worked (after adding install).15:07
jsalisbury**15:16
jsalisbury** Ubuntu Kernel Team Meeting - Today @ 17:00 UTC - #ubuntu-meeting15:16
jsalisbury**15:16
coolman_bg84hello to all15:34
coolman_bg84i'm new in linux kernel15:34
coolman_bg84but i wanna copile kernel15:35
coolman_bg84and have this error15:35
coolman_bg84make[1]: *** No rule to make target `/usr/src/linux-headers-3.13.0-24-generic/arch/x86/syscalls/syscall_32.tbl', needed by `arch/x86/syscalls/../include/generated/uapi/asm/unistd_32.h'.  Stop.15:35
coolman_bg84make: *** [archheaders] Error 215:35
coolman_bg84can a help me plsss15:37
apwcoolman_bg84, what source are you using, and what exactly are you trying to build15:56
apwthe error there looks like you are missing the headers package15:56
coolman_bg84sudo make menuconfig15:58
coolman_bg84and make -j 415:58
coolman_bg84i have headers package16:00
coolman_bg84apw, linux-headers-3.13.0-24-generic16:00
bjfcoolman_bg84, have you looked at: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BuildYourOwnKernel16:02
coolman_bg84bjf, no  16:07
coolman_bg84bjf, i will look 10x :)16:07
jsalisbury##16:55
jsalisbury## Kernel team meeting in 5 minutes16:55
jsalisbury##16:55
jsalisbury##17:01
jsalisbury## Meeting starting now - #ubuntu-meeting17:01
jsalisbury##17:01
=== jsalisbury changed the topic of #ubuntu-kernel to: Home: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/ || Ubuntu Kernel Team Meeting - Tues May 20th, 2014 - 17:00 UTC || If you have a question just ask, and do wait around for an answer! If the question is should I file a bug for something, likely you can assume yes.
coolman_bg84ok the meeting start and what about kernel 17:15
apwcoolman_bg84, it happened over on #ubuntu-meeting17:21
coolman_bg84apw, ok17:22
coolman_bg84Which editor is good for writing c code?17:46
coolman_bg84vi?17:46
infinityvim17:50
apwcoolman_bg84, whichever editor you know well, i use vim17:58
ogra_all editors work ... as long as they are vim18:00
ogra_:)18:00
antarusI write kernel code in wordstar18:00
antaruslike a boss18:00
antarus(and like George R. R. Martin, apparently)18:01
infinityantarus: Can you still obtain wordstar for any modern operating systems, or is GRRM using a Tandy CoCo3?18:15
antarusno idea18:17
infinityWikipedia seems to imply it's been dead since the Win3.x port.18:17
antarushe uses DOS18:17
antarusaccording to the internet18:17
infinityThe Internet wouldn't lie.18:18
ogra_i assume you can run it in dosemu or dosbox 18:19
ogra_or however these dos emulators are called today18:19
apwogra_, on your phone18:19
ogra_++18:19
ogra_:)18:19
infinityAnd possibly in cmd.exe on NT, though that's iffy, depending on what it does.18:19
ogra_my next project 18:19
infinitySo, he may be using a computer from 1994.18:20
ogra_a click package with a statically built dosbox and wordstar included18:20
infinityogra_: Hah.  And ship a sample phone to GRRM?18:20
ogra_yeah !18:20
infinityUbuntu: Helping to kill your favourite fictional characters since 2014.18:21
ogra_not bad ... after we rendered avatar already ... thats the next big thing 18:21
antarusthats gross18:21
bjfinfinity, that's hostile and probably against the CoC18:23
infinitybjf: Heh.18:23

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