[03:57] <kryojenik> I'm doing some testing with bionic and discovered that installing package zutils (via ansible) uninstalls all the zfs management
[03:57] <kryojenik> components since zutils now has a conflict with zfsutils.
[03:59] <halvors> Why does ubuntu not create a swap partition when installing and selected auto?
[05:09] <halvors> Will the ubuntu daily cloud images eventually be the same as the release of ubuntu bionic?
[05:09] <halvors> I mean after april release, if i do apt upgrade will i have the same as release?
[05:46] <flocculant> halvors: you should have a swap file instead of a swap partition - and yes in general upgrading between now and then wll be the same
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[08:46] <CoJaBo> So, apparently, it was the SATA card
[09:26] <Faux> Oh no, doing that temporary libegl fix has left me with loads of qt5.9.4 stuff installed, so I now can't install qt5.9.3 related packages. Guess I'm installing from -proposed until that migrates.
[10:15] <Odd_Bloke> halvors: Ubuntu has moved to using a swap file instead of a swap partition.
[10:16] <Odd_Bloke> halvors: As for the cloud images, the dailies are generally _ahead_ of the release images (once the release has released).
[10:17] <Odd_Bloke> Dailies become releases when particular packages change (such as the kernel and cloud-init).
[10:49] <CoJaBo> Stable is going to be out before I even get all my hardware to work :/
[10:52] <denixx|w1> Anyone can tell me where to look for info about rebuilding and customizing kernel for 18.04? :)
[10:52] <denixx|w1> Please.
[10:53] <denixx|w1> Some wiki-page, or smth.
[10:54] <denixx|w1> It looks like this bug with backlight needs patches.
[10:56] <denixx|w1> There may be an issue with pwm_lpss which need a patch.
[10:56] <denixx|w1> tristate => bool
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[16:05] <bpye> Is there a central bug list for bionic?
[17:12] <Borw3> :q
[18:59] <nacc> sigh, finally rebooted on bionic after needing to wait a bit over the weekend and now need to pass nomodeset to the kernel in order to not have the cpu peg without a greeter display coming up (it's trying, it seems) and my external monitor stopped working
[19:00] <nacc> i'm assuming all related to the transitions :/
[19:07] <BLZbubba> ok this is fun, on bionic if i start chromium and pidgin together the system freezes (a no-ping freeze) - but they run fine separately
[19:13] <Boyette> hi
[19:13] <Boyette> i get internal error on every boot
[19:13] <Boyette> can someone check how this can be fixed
[19:13] <Boyette> 0x201: Cannot access memory at address 0x201
[20:59] <FurretUber> Hi, there is a bug in VAAPI encoding which made it stop working: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/intel-vaapi-driver/+bug/1751492
[20:59] <ubottu> Launchpad bug 1751492 in intel-vaapi-driver (Ubuntu) "VAAPI encoding is broken in Skylake" [Undecided,New]
[21:01] <FurretUber> I thought the libegl1 patches would correct this, but they did not
[21:03] <TJ-> sounds like it's an ongoing mess
[21:09] <denixx|h2> TJ-: Hi!
[21:09] <denixx|h2> TJ-: Should I use install, Or can do smth like "softdep i915 pre: i2c_designware"? :)
[21:10] <denixx|h2> Had some time today to mess with modprobe.d
[21:16] <FurretUber> I've downloaded the intel-vaapi-driver source and built it. I used checkinstall to create a deb package chose to NOT install. It ignored my option and installed the new driver. Now the VA-API encoding is working
[21:18] <TJ-> denixx|h2: I've not used it in ages; go by what the man pages say is possible
[21:19] <denixx|h2> TJ-: Ok. Will play around :0
[21:19] <denixx|h2> :)
[22:29] <stochastix> Is there a good current walk through on installing Ubuntu on ZFS root, that would work for 18.04?
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