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apw | NotreDev (N,BFTL), well the config change sounds fine, but if you are on anything recent using -lowlatency makes much more sense | 07:51 |
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marvin24 | AFAIK, CMA is only a problem on x86(_64), while for e.g. ARM may require it | 09:30 |
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apw | marvin24, indeed thanks | 11:03 |
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bjf | zyga, is the cert. testing of precise SRU kernels going to get finished up today? | 15:26 |
zyga | bjf: hey | 15:28 |
zyga | bjf: I wanted to talk to you about that | 15:28 |
zyga | bjf: we got tests done but some results are concerning | 15:28 |
zyga | bjf: I'm waiting for the taipei team to get back to the office and run some fwts tests | 15:28 |
zyga | bjf: to see if that was a fluke or is it a regression | 15:29 |
zyga | bjf: I'll keep you updated as this happens | 15:29 |
bjf | zyga, ok, thanks | 15:29 |
cmagina | i submitted a couple pull requests for trusty sru, but it appears there are some issues with gmail. the requests are in the kernel-team archive however: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-team/2014-August/048025.html and https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-team/2014-August/048026.html | 15:30 |
bjf | cmagina, ack | 15:32 |
cmagina | bjf: thanks | 15:39 |
data | hi, i am trying to rebuild this kernel: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v3.16.1-utopic/ Where to I find the ubuntu sources for this? I need to enable the openvswitch plugin in the kernel, as I need both 3.16.1 and openvswitch | 16:00 |
bjf | rtg, i've reviewed the patches that cmagina mentions above ^ and they look good to me | 16:28 |
cmagina | bjf: much thanks | 16:29 |
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arges | data: the sources are just the mainline stable v3.16.1 sources plus a few patches for the debian packaging which are in that directory. openvswitch is already present in the 3.16 kernel, what do you mean by enable? | 16:50 |
data | arges: I mean compile the module. Doesn't seem to be the case in the standard ubuntu kernel | 16:59 |
arges | data: ok, openvswitch is in the mainline/ubuntu kernels. which version of the openvswitch module are you trying to use/compile? | 17:04 |
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data | Well, we are sharing our machines for experiments. Previously, we just used the openvswitch-datapath-dkms package. I even recreated it with the new 2.3.0 release of openvswitch, but that doesn't support anythign above 3.14. Problem now is that our colleague needs 3.16, so I figured we could use the in-kernel-version of openvswitch instead of the out-of-tree version | 17:09 |
arges | data: ok on my utopic/3.16 and trusty/3.13 machines I just typed 'sudo modprobe openvswitch', and the module seems to be loaded just fine. | 17:11 |
apw | data, as arges says you should be able to start from linus/stable commit indicated in the COMMIT file in that directory, apply the 3 patches also in that directory, and have what we used to build the binaries in that directory | 17:14 |
apw | data, though our default kernels in the distro also have that enabled | 17:14 |
data | hmm, if it is enabled, something else may be wrong | 17:16 |
data | let me | 17:16 |
data | check | 17:16 |
data | sorry for the confusion... My colleague apparently installed a kernel build by hand (after I had updated it to the ubuntu version) and added a custom entry to grub. As this is a remote machine, I didn't notice it was booting the wrong kernel. So all is well. Your help was much appreciated. | 17:17 |
arges | data: no problem! good luck | 17:19 |
data | but good to know that it's just the few patches in that directory. Might come in handy at another time. | 17:19 |
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JoeIsenberg | anyone here have experience with Ubuntu guests on HyperV? I'm looking for the userland daemon for the key-value transfer for the trusty kernel backported to 12.04 | 20:03 |
JoeIsenberg | in precise it was in the linux-tools package. They moved it to the linux-cloud-tools package but that isn't available for precise | 20:04 |
JoeIsenberg | I have the source in the kernel code, but I can't seem to build that | 20:06 |
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