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lotuspsychjegood morning to all01:42
marcoagpintoHeya05:31
marcoagpintothe demon!05:32
lordievaderGood morning06:05
lunahi06:09
lordievaderHey luna06:13
lordievaderHow are you doing?06:13
lunalordievader: alright06:14
ducassegood morning07:42
lunamorning07:43
EoflaOEhelllo07:43
marcoagpintomorning, guys07:44
EoflaOEgood morning07:44
lotuspsychjehey luna EoflaOE07:44
EoflaOElotuspsychje hello07:44
marcoagpintoI have been working on LanguageTool: https://github.com/languagetool-org/languagetool/commits/master07:44
marcoagpinto:)07:44
EoflaOEnice marcoagpinto.07:45
EoflaOEWhat is it?07:45
OerHekskernel 5.0.0.23 update made me boot in recovery mode and use the dpkg fix option, both machines https://usn.ubuntu.com/4069-2/07:45
marcoagpintoEoflaOE: A grammar checker for LibreOffice, Firefox and others07:46
EoflaOEmarcoagpinto: nice.07:47
lotuspsychjeOerHeks: downloading & installing...gonna test right away07:47
lotuspsychje300mb oof!07:47
lotuspsychjecross my fingers!07:47
lordievaderDoes that include modules?07:49
EoflaOElotuspsychje welcome back07:49
marcoagpintowhat?! A 300 MB update for the Kernal?07:49
* lordievader just compiled 5.2.5: 14M for the kernel, 250M for the modules.07:49
marcoagpintoKernel*07:49
lotuspsychjeOerHeks: big troubles so it seems07:53
lotuspsychjereaching to desktop with crazy flickering07:53
lotuspsychjebooting 4.18.0-24-generic works07:53
lotuspsychjeis there a bug already?07:54
OerHeksnope07:54
OerHeksjust boot recovery mode, use the dpk option to fix packages07:54
OerHeksc/dpkg07:55
lotuspsychjeOerHeks: lets hope they on this already, got a lot of hwe customers07:55
OerHeksif this is your fix, we file a bugreport07:55
lotuspsychjeok lets try07:57
EoflaOElotuspsychje: How's it going?08:00
lotuspsychjewich kernel you on OerHeks08:01
OerHeksAndy-HP:~$ uname -a08:01
OerHeksLinux Andy-HP 5.0.0-23-generic #24~18.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Mon Jul 29 16:12:28 UTC 2019 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux08:01
OerHeksandy@Andy-HP:~$08:01
lotuspsychjekk08:02
EoflaOEhi OerHeks08:03
OerHeksyeah, i have some cruft that does not want to autoremove08:04
OerHekshttps://paste.ubuntu.com/p/N2NZ7mmJ2M/08:04
lotuspsychje5.0.0-23-generic booted after dpkg recoverymode, but backlight doesnt work anymore08:05
lotuspsychjeFn keys dont react08:06
OerHeksnormal resolution?08:06
lotuspsychjeyes08:06
OerHeksi had low resolution too, reboot fixed that08:06
lotuspsychjelets try another08:07
EoflaOElotuspsychje: How's the backlight?08:09
lotuspsychjenot good, reboot gives me flicker again08:09
lotuspsychjeback to 4.18.-2508:10
EoflaOElotuspsychje: OK.08:10
lotuspsychjeOerHeks: i presume its backlight flickering issue for me08:10
OerHeksi checked first with live iso, nothing to fix with partitions08:10
OerHeksi guess your gpu dkms is not build ?08:11
lotuspsychjeintel grafix08:11
lotuspsychjeOerHeks: does the -release guys know about this yet?08:13
OerHeksyour journalctl -b -1 from the previous boot # comes in handy now08:14
OerHeksi run the amd 545008:14
lotuspsychjeOerHeks: ok talked to them, if we file a bug, forward to #ubuntu-kernel08:18
lotuspsychjenothing known yet08:19
lotuspsychjei gota split in 10min08:19
lotuspsychjebbl OerHeks08:30
EoflaOElotuspsychje: what is "bbl"?08:30
lotuspsychjeOerHeks: informed apw in -kernel08:30
lotuspsychjebe back later08:31
EoflaOElotuspsychje: Thanks08:31
tomreynmoar details needed on your kernel issues, plz10:20
BluesKajHi folks10:20
tomreynlotuspsychje and Oerheks: could you file a bug report if there's an issue with the 18.04 HWE image update to linux 5.x, please?10:39
tomreyn+ anyone affected10:39
tomreynthat is an issue which goes beyond what is stated in the "ATTENTION" paragraph on https://usn.ubuntu.com/4069-2/10:43
OerHeksstill determining what exactly happened10:43
OerHeksno linux-generic on this system10:44
BluesKajodd, I'm running the 5.2.0-8-generic kernel here without any problems10:45
OerHeksthis is specific 18.04.2 hwe kernel update to 5.0.0-2310:45
BluesKajok10:45
tomreyni've been on hwe-edge for a while, so didn't run into this.10:46
BluesKajand this is VB related too, so who knows what it could be10:46
tomreynbut i'm on 5.0.0-20 now, haven't booted into 5.0.0-23 yet.10:46
tomreynmaybe it's really just about the need to regenerate vbox modules.10:47
BluesKajthta's why I avoid VMs, nothing but trouble IME10:47
BluesKajI suspect some users run VMs because they can, not because they need them :-)10:49
lordievaderOr you go for kvm/qemu. Most of the virtio drivers are pre-installed.10:50
lordievaderNo need to recompile modules or anything.10:50
tomreynit's just a little less convenient if you're into mice and GUIs.10:51
tomreyni thnk the vbox packages in ubuntu have a lot of issues. those from vbox.org work fine for me for the very most part.10:52
tomreynbut i don't do secure boot10:53
lordievaderMice and gui's work fine in kvm (with spice anyways).10:53
tomreynyes, but not for setting VMs up. there are GUIs, but they're not as good.10:54
lordievaderYou mean like virt-manager?10:55
tomreynyes, virt-manager, gnome-boxes10:55
lordievaderYeah, those tools could be better. Then again, I rarely use them.10:56
tomreyndesktop virtualization is a bit of a weird concept, i give you that ;)10:57
lordievaderErm... yes10:58
BluesKajtomreyn, isn't secure boot meant for windows only?10:58
tomreynBluesKaj: no10:59
lordievaderNo, Linux can do it too.10:59
tomreynit's a uefi feature. any OS can (choose to) support it.11:00
BluesKajI have it disabled , since i thought it was problematic11:00
tomreyni think windows 10 required uefi and uefi secure boot support from 'windows 10 compatible' platforms.11:01
tomreynso that was what pushed for mainboard producers to introduce support for it.11:02
tomreyn'proper' secure boot support in ubuntu is still somewhat young. and it's generally not that easy to get right when there are changes.11:03
BluesKajwell, windows needs as much security as it can muster anyway :-)11:03
tomreyn"secure boot" is another terrible misnomer. a better name would have been "firmware authenticated boot".11:04
tomreynand then your firmware is a big proprietary blob most of the time11:05
EoflaOEhello11:10
BluesKaj'Morning EoflaOE11:10
EoflaOEGood morning BluesKaj11:10
tomreynhmm, no issues for me going from 5.0.0-20 to 5.0.0-2312:58
lotuspsychjeok lets see whats going on here now..13:36
lotuspsychjefrom a -23 in recoverymode: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/98jBCTpmhb/13:45
EoflaOEhi lotuspsychje13:45
lotuspsychjehey EoflaOE13:48
lotuspsychjeim gonna try to file the bug against linux, from recoverymode here, as i cant access desktop with normal boot13:49
EoflaOElotuspsychje: Thanks for making bug report and making Ubuntu better.13:50
lotuspsychjeok, this is whats happening to me: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-signed-hwe/+bug/183864413:57
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1838644 in linux-signed-hwe (Ubuntu) "Booting into desktop results in flickering" [Undecided,New]13:57
lotuspsychjeOerHeks: ^13:57
EoflaOElotuspsychje: Saw your bug report and commented. However I am not affected.13:58
lotuspsychjeEoflaOE: its kind of you, but not sure this is very helpful to do in bugs, perhaps keep the space free for debugging more?14:00
EoflaOElotuspsychje: OK.14:00
lotuspsychjelets test the nuc now..14:00
lotus|NUCcross fingers14:03
lotus|NUCnuc seems fine14:04
lotus|NUClotuspsychje@NUC:~$ uname -a14:05
lotus|NUCLinux NUC 5.0.0-23-generic #24~18.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Mon Jul 29 16:12:28 UTC 2019 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux14:05
EoflaOENice14:05
lotuspsychjehttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/183860114:09
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1838601 in linux (Ubuntu) "kernel update 5.0.0-23 breaks scroll mouse in xorg" [Undecided,Confirmed]14:09
lotuspsychjelets c what happens in wayland14:23
lotuspsychjebeen able to select wayland at gdm, but both gdm and wayland also flickering14:34
tomreynthe latest from #ubuntu-devel: <gaughen> Apologies all, the [18.04.3] point release is delayed. it will not happen today, there were issues found in kernel testing.14:45
tomreyncurrently plans are to release on 2019-08-08, but this is pending confirmation.14:47
EoflaOEhello lotuspsychje15:09
jinkHellotuspsychje.15:12
lotuspsychjehowdy15:12
EoflaOEhello jink and lotuspsychje15:12
lotuspsychjeupdated bug #183864415:22
ubot5bug 1838644 in linux-hwe (Ubuntu) "Booting into desktop results in flickering" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/183864415:22
TJ-lotuspsychje: the i915 driver isn't loading according to the dmesg you've attached15:46
lotuspsychjeTJ-: yes i know, as i can only boot into recoverymode15:47
lotuspsychjethe flickering prevents me doing anything15:47
lotuspsychjeno tty, no gdm, no desktop15:47
lotuspsychjeboth on xorg & wayland15:48
TJ-SSH?15:49
lotuspsychjeor can i make startup command dmesg > dmesg.txt ?15:51
TJ-you can grab the last log when it flickered using "journalctl -k -b -1" or similar15:51
TJ-use "journalctl --list-boots" to find the correct "-1" to refer to a boot that flickered15:52
lotuspsychjehm only june boots there15:54
lotuspsychjeTJ-: catched one: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/bmsVjhmhSk/16:00
TJ-add it to the bug report, quote the last line which reveals the error16:01
lotuspsychjeok16:02
lotuspsychjeadded16:03
lotuspsychjefood time first16:12
tomreynhttps://01.org/linuxgraphics/documentation/how-report-bugs and several bug reports discussing "[drm:intel_cpu_fifo_underrun_irq_handler [i915]] *ERROR* CPU pipe A FIFO underrun" errors suggest booting with    drm.debug=0x1e log_buf_len=4M    to get more debug output. apprently this error message is more of a symptom than a hint on the root cause.16:22
tomreyn* a *common* symptom16:23
TJ-tomreyn: correct, and that suggestion is a great way to capture the detail required to diagnose it16:27
tomreynit's good to have someone around who actually *knows* such things :)16:28
tomreyn(i just copy and paste)16:29
TJ-the i915 driver is becoming like the iwlwifi driver... they're show-horning functionality for so many different chipsets into the single driver they're breaking it frquently16:34
EoflaOElotuspsychje hi16:49
tomreynyes, that's not healthy. we can handle multiple module names very well.17:07
lotuspsychjedidnt hear any customers yet...17:09
lotuspsychjemost of them are on bionic hwe17:10
lotuspsychjehttps://news.softpedia.com/news/canonical-releases-linux-5-0-kernel-hwe-security-update-for-ubuntu-18-04-2-lts-526921.shtml17:31
tomreynlotuspsychje: maybe you can support them by providing more debugging info as discussed above (if you have time for this)17:34
lotuspsychjetomreyn: support who17:35
tomreynlotuspsychje: "any customers"17:35
tomreynas well as the devs looking into it, i guess17:35
lotuspsychjetomreyn: my customers are mostly novice ubuntu users, i chosen LTS and tweaked this way, they dont need to search much anymore17:36
lotuspsychjedont think they will comprehend what grub is17:37
lotuspsychjetomreyn: but the devs & bugs i always will support on lts :p17:38
tomreynlotuspsychje: okay, what i mean to say is that *if* we can assume there is a somewhat generic issue with this kernel image which affects users of (probably specific generations of) intel GPUs then those users would benefit from someone affected and experienced enough to provide debug info to the developers so they can identify the root cause and craft a fix.17:39
tomreyni don't mean to argue, though.17:40
lotuspsychjei know i know17:40
tomreyn:) ok17:40
lotuspsychjetomreyn: i filed the bug today, and co-operated with the dev handling, if thats what you mean17:41
tomreyn<tomreyn> https://01.org/linuxgraphics/documentation/how-report-bugs and several bug reports discussing "[drm:intel_cpu_fifo_underrun_irq_handler [i915]] *ERROR* CPU pipe A FIFO underrun" errors suggest booting with    drm.debug=0x1e log_buf_len=4M    to get more debug output. apprently this error message is more of a symptom than a hint on the root cause.17:44
tomreyni'm suggesting to produce another log while booting with    drm.debug=0x1e log_buf_len=4M    !kernelparm17:45
tomreyn...and to attach it to the bug report17:45
lotuspsychjeah gotya, missed that part sorry17:45
tomreynno worries, i just didn't know whether you missed it or just had no time to spend on it. ;)17:45
tomreyngot to go, ttyl17:46
lotuspsychjeenjoy17:46
lotuspsychjetomreyn TJ- updated bug #183864418:03
ubot5bug 1838644 in linux-hwe (Ubuntu) "Booting into desktop results in flickering" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/183864418:03
TJ-lotuspsychje: did you get flickering when that log was captured?18:08
lordcirthPSA: linux-generic-hwe-18.04 got updated to 5.0 recently, and 5.0 kernels cause problems with ZFS.20:10
lordcirthNamely, significant performance drops, though it should be stable.20:14
lordcirthThough apparently there's a patch to reimplement the SIMD checksumming in the ZoL codebase, so that might be fixed already. Not sure what ZFS versions it's in20:19
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tomreynseven-eleven: new (read: unexperienced) ubuntu desktop and server users are more likely to install snaps rather than apt / debian packages anyways, so you might want to examine the 'trust model' of that rather22:09
seven-eleventomreyn, yeah, im going to read upon snaps. i remember that snaps create a loopback device for each application, maybe that adds security too22:15
tomreynread it again, you're remembering this wrong.22:16
jeremy31snaps are only as trustworthy as the source22:17
tomreynand you can't really tell who the source is22:18
sarnoldthe apparmor policy and the seccomp policy provide security; the squashfs delivery system is just a delivery system though :)22:19
sarnoldwhether apparmor and seccomp policies in place provide sufficient security for your goals is still something you ought to decide after reading more about it22:20
seven-elevengotcha, so the loopback is only to mount squashfs22:21
sarnoldyeah22:22
tomreynit's a loop mount (mount -o loop), not a loopback (network) device.22:23
seven-elevenmhm right22:25
jeremy31_How do you get an IPv6 address that ends with dead beef?22:32
tomreynyou request it from your nearest butchARIN22:34
OerHeksc0f:fee for me22:35
tomreyn3 character hex costs extra, though22:36
jeremy31_My ISP doesn't even support IPv6 yet22:36
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tomreyn:-/22:38
tomreyni got a /64 at home22:38

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