[01:33] <Guest95490> I'm a noob. Can I install linux-headers-3.11.0-19-generic  on Ubuntu 14.04?
[01:36] <Guest95490> anyone?
[01:55] <sargas> can I install linux-headers-3.11.0-19-generic  on Ubuntu 14.04?
[03:09] <RAOF> sargas: Yes
[03:09] <RAOF> sargas: But it won't be in the 14.04 repositories, so you'd need to download it manually.
[03:25] <sargas> RAOF: Thanks
[03:25] <sargas> RAOF: I am running 14.04 on the Acer C720 Chromebook
[03:26] <sargas> RAOF: Trying to get it to suspend properly
[03:26] <sargas> RAOF: I think kernel 3.11.0 will do the job
[15:40] <xevious> Will dmsetup remove flush any buffers for the device prior to removing it, or should sync be run manually? If I do need to sync manually, would `blockdev --flushbufs /dev/mapper/name` accomplish what I need? For reference, I'm concerned because of this: http://www.redhat.com/archives/dm-devel/2012-January/msg00082.html Has this been patched in recent versions of Device Mapper? If so, which version?
[23:08] <mnaser> I finally found the reason why I was having issues (bug).  It is reported as fix committed.  How often / when does Ubuntu make releases?  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1346917
[23:19] <brendand> mnaser, should be in the next SRU'ed kernel
[23:20] <mnaser> brendand: hate to sound impatient but im going on disabling ksm on a ton of machines, is there a schedule when that kernel goes out or is it based on kernel team's decision "we're due for an update"
[23:21] <brendand> mnaser, no there is a regular cycle
[23:21] <brendand> mnaser, every 3 weeks
[23:21] <mnaser> ah, gotcha
[23:21] <brendand> mnaser, looks like we're at the start of that
[23:22] <mnaser> brendand: that's good enough for me to have an idea :)
[23:22] <brendand> mnaser, so not longer than 3 weeks, but not much shorter it looks like
[23:22] <mnaser> brendand: it's alright, i can live with disabling ksm until then... thank you so much