=== JanC_ is now known as JanC [08:10] hmm, shouldn't 4.4.0-53 be in linux-xenial/master? [08:12] and master-next is only up to -52 [08:14] http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git/ubuntu/ubuntu-xenial.git I mean [12:56] OK -53 is in the repo now :-) [16:03] I have a bug with mptsas - ata erase (and secure) erase are failing. (The running kernel lacks CONFIG_IDE_TASK_IOCTL support for this device.) - works fine if the disk is plugged into the server's onboard sata ports, but that means having to go onsite to do this stuff. [16:06] mpt3sas actually... :) [16:12] hmmm. already fixed upstream. [16:28] has the mpt3sas "Fix secure erase premature termination" (Nov 30th) been rolled into ubuntu-kernel yet? [16:28] commit 18f6084a989ba1b38702f9af37a2e4049a924be6 and 7ff723ad0f87 === PaulW2U_ is now known as PaulW2U [16:43] it would appear not. How can I request it. Doesn't seem to be a way of filing a bug in launchpad. [17:21] stoatwblr, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+filebug [17:26] thanks [17:26] just checking whether 4.8.0-30-generic might have had it added (Don't think so but always worth looking) [17:59] BenC, I've been meaning to ask you about powerpc64-emb. I had to temporarily disable that flavor in Zesty (v.9) because arch/powerpc/kernel/head_64.S fails to assemble within the CONFIG_PPC_BOOK3E blocks. [18:00] rtg: What kernel version is zesty at? [18:00] BenC, 4.9-rc8 [18:00] Are you still adding any patches from E500/BOOK3E? [18:01] All of the patches that I once had added are no longer needed, so if there are any remnants, you can remove them. [18:01] If something still isn’t compiling, I’ll take a look at it now. [18:01] BenC, looks like that file at least is vanilla [18:42] sforshee: So I've identified another issue relating to linux-firmware and (this time) kernel 4.8. Bug incoming. [18:43] bjf, hmm, i wonder if you cant copy to the PPA because it is owned by snappy-dev and you are not a member ... want me to try the command to verify ? [18:43] sforshee: It seems iwlwifi on kernel 4.8 doesn't work with the latest microcode (/lib/firmware/iwlwifi-8000C-22.ucode) under some circumstances. [18:43] ogra_, yes, please try [18:44] ogra_, henrix just pointed out to me that that ppa is over 100% full [18:44] Now my guess is that a) -22 microcode is buggy or b) 4.8 requires patches to work correctly with it. [18:46] bjf, hmm, doesnt work for me either [18:46] oh [18:46] then the error is weird though [18:46] it shoould still find it [18:46] ogra_, indeed [18:47] This has been reported online by users of many different distros. In our case, the microcode causes kernel crashes when 64GB of RAM (4x16GB) is installed in a certain laptop model, but not 48GB (3x16GB) or other less populated configurations. [18:48] renaming the -22 ucode so things fallback to the -21 fixes things. [18:49] bjf, oh man ... [18:49] bjf, "--to=~snappy-dev/ubuntu/snappy-devices" ... works [18:49] oh [18:49] do you want to try yourself or should i just confirm (it is sitting at y/N ) [18:50] ogra_, yes, let me try [18:50] ogra_: ah, i actually tried with "--to=~snappy-dev/snappy-devices" and it failed too... i guess i was close :) [18:50] probably best if you try [18:50] henrix, yeah :) [18:51] ogra_, "./copy-package --from ubuntu --from-suite vivid-updates --to=~ppa:snappy-dev/ubuntu/snappy-devices --to-suite vivid -b linux linux-meta linux-signed" fails for me [18:51] whats the error ? [18:52] AssertionError: No such archive: ~ppa:snappy-dev/ubuntu/snappy-devices [18:52] no [18:52] no tilde in front of ppa [18:52] oh! i see what i did [18:52] its either tilde or ppa: [18:52] iirc they are kind of equivalent [18:52] ogra_, it's working [18:52] \o/ [18:53] ogra_, done! no errors [18:53] yay [18:55] bjf: what? with a ppa at 100%? that's odd [18:55] henrix, what can i say .. i think it worked [18:57] i definitely see the packages [19:01] dmj_s76: that's nice. Please file a bug, we need one for any SRU. [19:01] dmj_s76: once you've filed the bug I'll spin another linux-firmware with that reverted. [19:32] sforshee: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-firmware/+bug/1647826 [19:32] Ubuntu bug 1647826 in linux-firmware (Ubuntu) "intel 8260 doesn't work with linux kernel 4.8 when using ucode version 22" [Undecided,New] [19:56] dmj_s76: sounds like we'll need this in yakkety and xenial, right? Do you know if the problems go away with a 4.9 kernel? [19:57] sforshee: I haven't tested 4.9 yet [19:57] Yakkety should be the priority for now, but xenial will need it by the next point release. [20:01] dmj_s76: if you get a chance it would be nice to know about 4.9. We've got a 4.9 build in zesty-proposed. [20:05] dmj_s76: do you have any idea whether or not there are similar issues with the other -22 firmwares? [20:06] sforshee: I don't know how the other -22 firmwares behave. We only ship a limited subset of wifi cards known to work well (except when bugs like this happen) [20:20] dmj_s76: do you have links to the other reports of this problem? I'm trying to determine if we need to revert the -22 ucode completely or just the one [20:24] sforshee: [20:24] https://bugs.launchpad.net/hplip/+bug/1635898 [20:24] https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/51271 [20:24] http://askubuntu.com/questions/856028/how-to-get-wifi-working-on-ubuntu-16-10 [20:24] https://www.danernielsen.com/getting-intel-wireless-8260-to-work-on-ubuntu-16-10/ [20:24] Ubuntu bug 1635898 in HPLIP "16.10 wireless off" [Undecided,Invalid] [20:24] The reporter of that ubuntu bug is clearly hitting this same issue but doesn't know how to categorize it. [20:33] dmj_s76: thanks. Between that and my own searching all the cases I see where the -22 ucode was clearly to blame were with 8260, so I guess I'll only remove that one. [20:52] sforshee: still an issue on 4.9 [20:54] dmj_s76: thanks [21:06] dmj_s76: posted a test build to the bug