=== zequence_ is now known as zequence === lag is now known as Guest61555 === lag is now known as Guest57437 [17:30] Hm. Something something module autoloading during initramfs seems to be borked with kernel 3.16-git (upstream) [17:30] On 14.04 [17:38] trippeh, any specific module? [17:40] ahci.ko didnt get loaded, but loads fine on modprobe after dropping to initramfs-shell. I still cant get it to finish boot though, seems like something related to dm-crypt is failing too. [17:41] so I'm guessing something is just rong with autoloading in general [17:42] 3.15.4-rc with similar config works fine. [21:50] Hm. udev is supposed to start during initramfs right? [21:58] hmm. starts ok if I start it manually within the initramfs shell [21:58] odd. [22:01] udev didnt start by itself, but only with 3.16 [22:14] onto something [22:16] oh. /sys/kernel/uevent_helper seems to be gone, making the udev initramfs script fail before starting udev. [22:17] -CONFIG_UEVENT_HELPER_PATH="/sbin/hotplug" [22:17] +# CONFIG_UEVENT_HELPER is not set [22:17] heh :) [22:18] silly me [22:19] kernel says "should not be used today" [22:21] I'm thinking maybe the echo > /sys/kernel/uevent_helper is a relic of the past [22:22] udev started and worked fine without it. [22:24] ah yes. the echo is to disable it. [22:25] but when disabled in the kernel build anyway, it doesnt exist anymore. [22:25] so I guess it should have a if it exists, then try disabling it. [22:26] * trippeh rambles on [22:29] wrapped it in a if and now it boots cleanly [22:37] scary things, these kernels! [22:40] will re-enable the legacy kernel option and file a minor bug on initramfs-tools [22:42] trippeh: are we sticking with 3.15 for 14.10 release? [22:43] not sure, I'm just an observer who breaks things :) [22:45] trippeh: ahh, I'm similar... I have a non-pae 3.13 kernel which I've added the aufs patches to :) [22:47] err, its udev that should get the bug [22:47] $ dpkg -S /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/init-top/udev [22:47] udev: /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/init-top/udev [22:48] probably not worth fixing in 12.04/14.04, as its a non-ubuntu-standard configuration