=== cpaelzer__ is now known as cpaelzer [12:52] hi, [12:52] I have a bond-device and added it to a bridge. [12:52] I want to use this bridge for lxd and kvm, to expose all machines into the physical network. [12:52] Should i enable stp ? Because, if i add `stp: yes` to netplan - then my network is not reachable. [12:52] (Not sure how to debug this issue. My network skills are not the best ) [12:52] Currently it's ubuntu 20.04 - but had the same effect before in 19.10 [13:01] Should i give the bond0 all mac-addresses from all physical interfaces ? (Currently don't know how to look into the arp-table of my switch) [13:02] E. g. MAAS gives the bond only one mac-address from one device (not sure, if the bond-mode does control this) [13:04] sdhd-sascha, not sure if this is strictly kernel related. [13:05] nils_: i'm too. Whom could i ask ? [13:06] Some Ceph or Openstack people ... I look, for other channels ;-) thank you [13:09] the bond device is connected to a switch? [13:09] It may be that enabling STP on the bridge interferes with the switch. [13:21] nils_: yes. Good hint. :-) [13:21] I found #openstack. And there i get the information, that no `stp` is needed, because i didn't create loops on the host [13:21] Thank you :-) [13:22] * sdhd-sascha really need to refresh my network knowledge === mhcerri_ is now known as mhcerri [15:32] apw: any repo where i can follow along your dkms reworking? ive been poking around launchpad to get a handle on it but havent found much [15:39] zx2c4, oh no, that is all local right now; the fight i have been having with the librarian and provides is over [15:53] apw: oh my... [15:53] O_o [15:54] do you mean this whole thing with linux-module-wireguard "providing" wireguard-modules, which the wireguard metapackage depends on? [16:29] zx2c4, the support that would be used for that; but for the existing builds, nvidia and hte like [16:31] ah gotcha [16:33] but the existing stuff was a bit of a mess to add to, and bugs in the first phase take hours to build [16:33] zoinks [16:33] well hopefully wireguard will just be "drop in" [16:33] should have a relatively sane build system compared to nvidia.... [16:47] yes, it should be easy, nvidia not so much [16:57] apw: well let me know when i can try it out / when youve got something publish pushed [20:52] Is eoan at 5.4 now? [20:52] Am I supposed to get shiftfs patches from eoan if I want them for 5.4? [21:03] probably not [21:04] fling, eoan is 5.3 - the new release (devel), called Focal, is 5.4 AFAIK [21:07] gpiccoli: how do I clone it's repo using linus tree as base? [21:08] git clone --reference linux focal.git [21:08] what is the focal git repo? :P [21:09] fling: https://kernel.ubuntu.com/git/ubuntu/ looks to have one [21:09] thanks [21:09] I've been using this one fling : git://kernel.ubuntu.com/kernel-ppa/mirror/ubuntu-focal.git [21:12] n=5401 ; for c in $(git log fs/shiftfs.c | grep ^commit | sed s/commit\ // | tac) ; do git format-patch -1 --start-number $n $c ; n=$(($n+1)) ; done [21:13] this is how I get shiftfs patches ^ is there a better way to filter out what I need?