=== Elimin8r is now known as Elimin8er === TJ_Remix is now known as TJ- [10:06] is there an ETA for the kpti backports for 4.13? [10:27] 4.15 isn't finished yet! I'd expect backports once 4.15 is released [10:58] TJ-: 4.14.11 already got them (or most of them?) ;) I figured this means that 4.4 and 4.9 will follow soonish (after all, having an affected unreleased kernel is less severe than having an affected released one) [11:04] AFAICT, 4.15 is expected in ~2.5 weeks (rc7 2018-01-07, rc8 2018-01-14, release 2018-01-21) - that would mean an (expected) 4.13 backport in Artful in 3+ weeks? [11:10] Looks like Bionic is about to get 4.14.10, and will probably get 4.14.11 once the build tests are done [11:14] Hi. Looking at https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/01/02/intel_cpu_design_flaw/ - and expecting the embargo to be removed soon. Do you know if there is any timeline for 16.04? [11:15] TJ-: answered in #ubuntu [15:36] hey, just curious if there are any current/planned efforts to backport the KPTI patches to ubuntu 4.13 kernels? [16:03] dsd, from earlier: "4.15 is expected in ~2.5 weeks (rc7 2018-01-07, rc8 2018-01-14, release 2018-01-21) - that would mean an (expected) 4.13 backport in Artful in 3+ weeks?" [16:08] question of the day - i see the logs. thanks [20:51] apw where has cking gone? Do you know of any good filesystem exercisers? I'm trying to avoid writing my own... I basically need something to create a ton of files, and delete them randomly to cause xfs free list fragmentation. [20:51] Really anything that causes filesystem fragmentation would be interesting. [20:53] chiluk: you mean like this? https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/fs/xfs/xfstests-dev.git/tree/ [20:55] Yeah I'm aware of xfstests, but I don't think it has a stress mode like I'm needing. [20:56] and considering I'm running this against xfs ... I assume the tests have already been run and pass. [20:57] ahhh [20:58] chiluk: I am sure stressng has something [20:58] . [20:59] Basically I was hoping that cking had something in stressng [20:59] yeah I've already checked the stressng in X... [20:59] linux test project has some FS stress tools, have you looked at that? [20:59] I was hoping to give him some ideas for stressing the freeblock logic. [20:59] I have not >.. I'll check that out TJ... thanks.