=== JanC_ is now known as JanC === maxb_ is now known as maxb === JanC_ is now known as JanC === hacking4fun is now known as mms === mhcerri is now known as mhcerri_away [11:31] Hi. I want to install latest kernel on my Ubuntu 16.10. I've found packages here http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.10/, but there are no packages for perf util. And I am updating kernel for perf mostly. [11:31] What is the simplest way to get latest kernel version with perf? [11:34] As far as I understand next version of Ubuntu (Zeisty) has 4.10 kernel with correct perf packages, but I could not yet figure out how to use Zeisty repo for these packages only on my 16.10. [11:36] This guy here has the same question: http://askubuntu.com/questions/875883/installing-perf-tools-with-custom-kernel [11:40] mkevac, you likely do not want the packages from the mainline builds. those as you say do not include tools nor do they include any of the ubuntu delta [11:42] How do I get latest stable kernel then? Or, let's simplify, how do I get 4.10 with perf on my 16.10? [11:44] mkevac, we don't provide kernels for 16.10 like there. there are kernels for 16.04 officially supplied, but not quite yet as 4.10 is only just arriving in zesty [11:46] mkevac, you could potentially copy those kernels out of zesty into a PPA in xenial but you would have to do so manually [11:46] mkevac, and there is no guarentee that perf will work with that userspace [11:47] I'll try copying. Thank you. [13:23] apw: Do you know when the mainline kernels are going to start being compiled on Zesty instead of Yakkety? I'm just curious because I thought I had remembered them switching to Yakkety before this point when Yakkety was being developed. [13:24] mamarley, normally it is the nearest release, so depends on the mainline version [13:24] mamarley, which mainline one was on the wrong one ? [13:25] apw: It is using the kernel config for Zesty, but it is compiling on Yakkety using the Yakkety toolchain (see http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.10/BUILD.LOG.amd64, for example) === mhcerri_away is now known as mhcerri [13:48] mamarley, that sounds wrong [13:48] mamarley, i've added it to my list to investigate [13:49] apw: OK, thanks! === JanC is now known as Guest36981 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [21:54] jsalisbury: Do you mind if I msg you? [23:44] is there a page that has the testing process that happens before releasing a new kernel to LTS? [23:59] no answer is an answer in itself :P