[02:15] <hallyn> hm, i get the feeling there's a new step i haven't learned about.  i also can't fakeroot debian/rules clean, it complains about debian/compat.
[02:16] <hallyn> mabe i'll just stick with an older release for now
[02:33] <hallyn> meh - my bionic host won't even build a groovy kernel pkg
[03:43] <lotuspsychje> good morning to all
[03:45] <lotuspsychje> i got a weirdy bug on a Hp where networking doesnt like the latest kernels bug #1907984
[03:46] <lotuspsychje> the weird part of it, is that this same dongle from the bug works on another laptop with 5.4.0-58
[04:31] <StephDev> FYI lotus, dmesg still works in, it just got changed.
[04:32] <StephDev> sudo sysctl kernel.dmesg_restrict=0
[04:32] <StephDev> that will re-enable dmesg
[04:38] <lotuspsychje> StephDev: i added the dmesg from 5.4.0-58 on the non working networking
[04:41] <StephDev> I figured; but just wanted to let you know that your bug report identifies a problem that isn't a problem; but rather a "change" in updated kernel and the command I provided restores functionality
[04:45] <StephDev> It looks like you have an ACPI conflict that is screaming at you 
[04:45] <StephDev> lpc_ich: Resource conflict(s) found affecting gpio_ich
[04:45] <StephDev> do you have both internal wifi and a USB wifi dongle attached?
[04:46] <lotuspsychje> StephDev: no, the internal wifi was removed physically so only the dongle and eth
[04:46] <StephDev> OIC... Well.. this is not a kernel development issue, I would suggest moving this subject to Ubuntu Support chat
[04:47] <lotuspsychje> StephDev: this is a customers laptop i planned a new ssd upgrade on, so soon ill fresh install and see if i can reproduce this
[04:50] <lotuspsychje> StephDev: the funny part is kernels -42 -53 both wifi and eth work like charm
[08:52] <StephDev> Woo Hoo!  Successful 5.10 build.  
[08:52] <StephDev> One down... 3 to go
[09:38] <luna_> No NVIDIA kernel modules yet for 5.10 so had to change back to 5.9.12 :(
[10:03] <StephDev> Going to give it a try... shutdown in 30
[10:43] <luna_> Is there any good GUI to manage kernels in Ubuntu i used to use ukuu but saw that now costs 15$
[10:45] <jeremy31> luna_: mainline is a GUI for kernel updates
[10:46] <luna_> jeremy31: heh but i wanna remove kernels i don't use anymore
[10:46] <jeremy31> luna_: sudo apt remove <package-name>
[10:47] <jeremy31> mainline can remove kernels
[10:48] <StephDev> At bottom of kernels option screen, "Remove Kernels..." option.
[10:50] <luna_> in grub2 or where?
[10:52] <luna_> jeremy31: thanks did that now gonna reboot and hold my thumbs
[10:53] <StephDev> Update Manager -> Linux Kernels
[10:54] <luna_> StephDev: thanks
[10:56] <jeremy31> StephDev: that is in Cinnamon or Mint
[10:57] <luna_> jeremy31: StephDev: that worked thanks 
[11:00] <StephDev> Wait.. you mean you all aren't running Cinnamon?  
[11:01] <luna_> nah i am running awesome
[11:03] <StephDev> I keep forgetting there are other desktops... and sometimes I have to look to see which OS I'm running because Mint 20 looks so darn close to Ubuntu 20.04 with Cinnamon ... especially after font changes 
[11:05] <luna_> anyways downgraded to 5.9.12 as 5.10 does not have NVIDIA drivers yet and removed some old 5.8 and 5.6 and 5.4 kernels
[15:33] <PaulePanter> Hi. Is Ubuntu’s Linux kernel configuration available online, so to check it without having a running Ubuntu?
[15:33] <PaulePanter> Basically /boot/config-* for each release.
[15:48] <hallyn> you could download the binray package and extract /boot/config*, or look under debian.master/config/ in the source (at kernel.ubntu.com/git/ubuntu/ubuntu-$(release) )
[15:48] <hallyn> if you mean a web page that posts just the configs, i don't know of one
[19:58] <apw> PaulePanter: yes https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/config/
[20:17] <hallyn> oh cool
[20:18] <hallyn> apw: is there a new process for kernel building?  just fetching the source and doing fdr clean fdr binary-generic is failing for me, on bionic, even building the bionic source...
[20:18] <hallyn> if it's just my host then i'll just go find another host, but i was wondering if i've forgotton a preliminary step
[20:18] <hallyn> or if there's a new one
[20:19] <sarnold> there's even an rsync target for those configs, but you may need to be on the other side of a firewall, I can't be sure..
[20:29] <apw> hallyn: I'd expect it to work, so I guess I need to see the error
[20:30] <StephDev> it depends on what you are trying to install... the last few mainline ubuntu builds are corrupt
[20:31] <StephDev> 5.9.13, 5.9.14, 5.10-RC7, ..... Today was first successful build of a new release since December 2nd (with 5.10)
[20:42] <hallyn> oh, well - for the newer releases i was getting things like no debian/compat and then more debian/ related errors i think after i did echo  9 > debian/compat,
[20:42] <hallyn> for bionic i'm getting
[20:42] <hallyn> II: Checking modules for generic...previous or current modules file missing!