=== gerald is now known as Guest34056 === hughhalf is now known as hugh_afk === blahdeblah__ is now known as blahdeblah === hugbot is now known as swordsmanz [12:31] I'm debugging a weird swap issue on my main desktop, where the swap is fully allocated not long after a fresh reboot though smem shows it's not the apps using it [12:31] so I wonder if btrfs is to blame, I have a four disk raid on it [12:32] swapoff takes an eternity, making shutdown really slow [12:32] running vivid [12:32] but it was the same on trusty too [12:33] the box has 16GB of ram, and usually ~10G is for cache [12:33] so there's plenty of ram to use [12:34] swap is only 4G, running swapoff now and it's halfway done and cache amount has not changed [12:41] um, actually it increased, free ram is constantly around ~160M [12:41] guess I'm better off without swap, disabled it for now.. [14:18] So... Nexia, someone who plays the game I help dev (Hedgewars) has a card that is an rt5390 [14:18] When he reluctantly reboots to ubuntu from Windows, he gets disconnected all the time [14:18] I found several bugs and forum threads from 2013 indicating a patch exists that fixes the 64 bit support in the driver... [14:18] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1173759/comments/14 for example [14:18] Launchpad bug 1173759 in linux (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu 13.04 can detect wi-fi but can't connect" [Low,Expired] [14:18] (that link is corrupted btw) [14:19] the patch link is good though, so I'm hoping it works on ubuntu's version of the driver [14:19] so... I was wondering. since he clearly has a semi-functional card now in 2013, did this patch never make it upstream? [14:19] or is it only an incomplete fix? [14:20] BTW, all the bugs I could find in launchpad were closed for various reasons like "inactivity" or "the laptop you happened to report this against was recalled (even though the card is common enough)" [14:34] er. s/now in 2013/now in 2015/ [15:06] Hi: [15:06] dpkg-deb: building package `linux-image-3.19.0-rc6-uprobes-dbg' in `../linux-image-3.19.0-rc6-uprobes-dbg_3.19.0-rc6-uprobes-1_arm64.deb'. [15:06] It's been 40 minutes now and it's not finished. There doesn't seem to be any file I/O on the generated file. Is it stuck? What to do? [15:06] Thanks. [15:08] dpkg-deb uses 100% CPU. [15:09] straceing it looks liek it's doing lots of 4k reads and writes [15:09] oh, it either finished or my attempts to debug it killed it [15:10] it generated a 330MB file [15:11] hi, did something in the build process change between 3.16.0-28 and -29? My servers do not boot with -29 due to not being able to mount the rootfs, and the busybox rescue does not have the necessary drivers to support iDRAC or a USB keyboard [15:36] ok, so my arm64 machine does not boto with this kernel [15:36] boot [15:36] http://sprunge.us/OfFV [15:36] I don't see any output from the kernel === slangase` is now known as slangasek === hugh_afk is now known as hughhalf [22:18] data, not knowingly [22:19] nemo, if someone can test, then you should (sadly) file a new bug with "ubuntu-bug linux" and add the info on the patch to that, and we can get someone to build a test kernel for it. do paste the new bug number here. [22:19] Aram, no idea what that kernel source is, nor whether i would expect it to boot ubuntu [22:21] it's an experimental patch that implemented uprobes on arm64, but that is not very relevant as I tried with vanilla kernel too, and that doesn't boot either on this machine. [22:22] and that boot log is complete, there is no kernel output at all. [22:22] I also tried earlycon= options