[00:35] Are there any plans at all to make kernel live patches automatic? [05:29] Is there a link used to browse the sourcecode from a web browser? [05:40] I'm trying to compile kernel 4.2.5-wily but getting this error" gcc: error: unrecognized command line option ‘-fstack-protector-strong’ . Is this because I'm using an older version of gcc on Trusty? Also, why are the regular mainline kernels failing to build 64bit packages? [05:45] Should rephrase that. Why are 64bit packages failing to build for the mainline kernels? [05:56] who_me, I haven't seen that they really know anything. [05:57] th3s3_3y3s, who's "they" [05:58] the channels [05:59] I got help here in the past when kernel package builds failed. [06:00] they know what they have setup [06:00] and if what they have setup doesn't work they don't really know what's going on [06:01] it looks like they are programs building fake code on an X server. [06:03] imaginary code [06:03] spinning on an Xserver [06:04] so the output does something completely different [06:04] than what the imaginary code specified [06:05] this is why I was asking about a text mode only switch for the gpu [06:05] they don't know about it [06:05] they keep compiling on some X server [06:08] the thought of being alone shivers me [06:09] the only light in complete darkness [06:09] it must be cold [06:09] inanimate cold still [06:13] <0><0> [06:22] so many illuminati [06:22] JEEEE EEEHHH SUS CHRIST SEW MY EYES SHUT [06:22] -- -- [06:22] even the illuminati sing about Christ [06:23] <0><0> [06:23] eyes wide open [06:25] LocutusOfBorg1, Soul Survivor is the last temptation. [06:26] Winner takes ALL [06:28] infinity do you want to live forever? [06:35] You're all "Job" now. [06:35] Don't blink yet. [06:41] She'll carelessly cut you and laugh while you're bleeding. [06:42] Stay wide awake. [07:12] envision a world full of sparc servers [07:13] clusters of sparc servers [07:14] pure darkness and metal [07:14] inanimate glass encased in metal [07:23] the choice can only happen after knowing [07:47] WTF? [08:01] LocutusOfBorg1, where does pi exist? [08:02] Do you want to enter the gate? [08:06] The New City. [10:36] who_me: it's fine to build with older gcc, you'll just need to adjust the CONFIG_CC_STACKPROTECTOR_REGULAR and CONFIG_CC_STACKPROTECTOR_STRONG options (set the former to y and unset the latter) [10:37] sbeattie, cool. thank you :) [10:38] I also figured how to build the mainline kernels to workaround the ZFS stuff (which makes builds fail). I use: fakeroot debian/rules do_mainline_build=true binary-headers binary-generic [10:39] sbeattie, what's the diff between mainline and "wily" kernels from that repository? [10:48] who_me: I don't know exactly what the disctinction is, I haven't really poked much at the mainline repo. [13:19] who_me, yep, i added do_mainline_build support only in the last couple of days to make it possible to avoid the zfs issue [13:19] who_me, if there are specific older builds you wanted they can be re-queued, but new ones _should_ be ok [13:20] who_me, the -wily represents (now) where it was built [13:42] apw, thanks for the clarifications :) [13:45] who_me, np [13:53] apw: jjohansen: could one of you give an answer about fixing the bug in precise' kernel? (whether it's something we'll do or not) [13:53] "the bug" ? [13:55] hallyn, ^ [13:56] sigh. sorry, too many things at once, [13:57] or, my clipboard just failed me actually. bug 1504781 [13:57] bug 1504781 in lxc (Ubuntu Trusty) "lxc-test-ubuntu hangs forever in trusty-proposed with Linux 3.13.0-66: AppArmor denies /dev/ptmx mounting" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1504781 [13:58] hallyn, hmmm, i thought that was a profile issue and the lxc profile was updated [13:59] apw: hm, i need to reread then. i thought they wanted a kernel update to let the better lxc patch work [13:59] hallyn, hrmm, well let me know if there si something outstanding ... [14:00] hallyn, as yes, if it is broken we want to fix it if at all sensible [14:01] apw: thanks, yes, will ping you if there is [14:01] hallyn, as a data point the three uploads since that lxc update have passed testing at least [14:10] apw: that's odd, they're acting like the world's on fire. [14:10] but i think you're right, they want an lxc update, sorry, i'll handle it :) [14:10] hallyn, no problem :) [14:45] hi guys [14:46] I'm wondering what happend with the amd64 builds in drm-intel-next and drm-intel-nightly [14:47] http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/drm-intel-next/2015-10-11-unstable/ has them [14:47] but they are missing in http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/drm-intel-next/2015-10-24-unstable/ [14:48] it's stopping at ZFS compilation, tries to rsync to an inexistent directory; and execute autogen.sh there afterwards [14:53] adamian, you can rebuild the kernels yourself or wait for the newer ones. For example, the problem seems fixed in v4.3-rc7-unstable [14:54] adamian, " who_me, yep, i added do_mainline_build support only in the last couple of days to make it possible to avoid the zfs issue" [14:54] yes, I've bypassed the problem myself, just wanted to know if it's known and tracked :) [14:54] thanks [14:56] adamian, had the same issue but I'm only after the latest LTS (4.1.x) and latest stable (4.2.x) [15:05] adamian, in theory it is fixed, i've re-queued that build above, we shall see if it pops out happy [15:29] apw: thanks ! === jsalisbury changed the topic of #ubuntu-kernel to: Home: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/ || Ubuntu Kernel Team Meeting - Tues Nov 10th, 2015 - 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. || Channel logs: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/