[12:04] Hi All! There doesnt happen to be daily linux-firmware builds somewhere? [12:08] dupondje, don't think so no, what are you looking for [12:11] apw: well I need to run drm-tip kernel because otherwise my docking station is crashing my system :) Now when installing it I notice "W: Possible missing firmware /lib/firmware/i915/cnl_dmc_ver1_07.bin for module i915 [12:11] guess its better to have recent firmware next to a recent kernel :) [12:12] but guess i'll have to build my own :) [12:15] well if you have the file you can just drop it in the directory [12:15] you don't need a package [12:19] ah, the lazy solution is maby easier :D [12:29] Hi. I have a pending Xenial 4.4 SRU since ~2 weeks (https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-team/2018-February/089892.html). [12:29] I've read the SRU suspend mail, so I'm wondering, when new patches will be picked up. [12:30] It would be nice to have a proposed kernel to test in three weeks, as we're going to run our final tests with the new HW: [12:31] I still can patch the kernel myself, but would really like to avoid it, as this means patching all security updates. [12:33] Now that the other patches for the HW are accepted upstream, I'll open some new SRUs, but these aren't critical, as I can easier fix them via DKMS updates. [13:47] jmux, There is a long list of things to be picked up once the 16.04.4 point release is done. But with the recent history of emergencies I would not dare to give any specific dates. [13:48] Hi, this might be a stupid question, but I am trying to create a custom linux-image-4.4.0-1014.14-aws package, but debian tools like debuild look for files under debian/ directory, wherein this package they are in debian.aws. How could I create a clean source package in this case? [13:53] walac, have you tried running "debian/rules clean" once before running the build? [13:57] smb: yep, just after asking the question here I figure it out with dpkg-source... typical [14:20] smb: I just saw a lot of stuff was applied, but mostly fixes, not a feature backport. I was just wondering what was going on. [14:22] smb: I'll plan my patching in two weeks and if a proposed kernel is available I'll use it, otherwise patch myself. [14:23] * jmux has read the normal SRU cyccle is ~ a month, but since the cycles were suspended indefinitly - so be it [14:24] jmux, we've been doing almost weekly kernel updates with the latest meltdown/spectre fixes. because of how quickly they have been coming we've not wanted to put [14:24] jmux, much more in that just those to lessen the chance of regression [14:25] jmux, March 1 is the new release date for the point release. we hope to start regular SRU cadences again once that's out the door [14:36] bjf: I'm aware and not complaining. I just have my fixed dates for the new HW. And I can patch the stuff myself. I'll adapt my TODO lists and at some future point switch to the Ubuntu kernel again. [14:37] bjf: I already have additional patches for the HDA, cifs, i915, fujitsu-latptop keycode support, but sinse all these are modules, I simply build DKMS packages. [14:39] bjf: but the rfkill module is compiled in, so there is no other way then to patch the kernel [14:44] * jmux ... and now that 4.15 is in bionic, I'll have to test and eventually port some of it, as some of these patches were just accepted upstream === himcesjf_ is now known as him-cesjf [17:49] Just popped in and saw jmux mention 4.15 being in Bionic - not sure if there is a separate channel for DKMS packages, but if someone needs a patch for broadcom-sta, I cooked one up in the beginning of the 4.15rc-cycle, if someone needs it. Not super-easy, but also not overly hard, so no prob if someone else have come up with something better [18:11] could anyone tell me why my build failed? https://launchpadlibrarian.net/357156677/buildlog_ubuntu-trusty-amd64.linux-aws_4.4.0-1014.14taskcluster_BUILDING.txt.gz [19:01] walac: the error 8s at the bottom, you didn't create the previous abi [19:21] apw: I didn't get (kernel building newbie here) [19:22] :) [19:28] apw: ah, ok, google is a friend, got it now :)