=== cpaelzer_ is now known as cpaelzer [15:30] 15m warning: we will be reviewing rtg's upload right request in 15m. [15:45] * apw calls the meeting to order ... [15:45] We are meeting today to review rtg's (https://launchpad.net/~timg-tpi) request for upload rights for the Ubuntu kernels: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimGardner/KernelUploadRightsApplication [15:45] o/ [15:45] o/ [15:45] \o [15:45] o/ [15:46] o/ [15:47] does anyone else have issues with web.libre.chat disconnecting once in awhile ? [15:47] not using that [15:47] not noticed that when using it from weechat direct. [15:47] but hexchat has different issues [15:48] o/ [15:48] o/ [15:48] Ok, lets get started. rtg, could you introduce yourself. [15:49] Hi, I have been with Canonical off and on for 15 years. This is my second stint. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimGardner/KernelUploadRightsApplication fora brief intro. [15:50] Sponsors ... what say you ... [15:50] o/ [15:50] Well yeah, what I wrote. more or less :) [15:51] To summarize I think there is no reason speaking against [15:51] I've reviewed much of Tim's work and believe he is past ready for receiving upload rights. I'm +1 [15:52] I have been reviewing rtg's kernels for several months and found no real issues lately, so I believe he's ready to start uploading kernel directly [15:52] I've seen a number of his kernels second hand (at sru review) and have seen nothing of concern. [15:53] Any other commentary vbefore we vote? [15:53] going thrice (or something) [15:54] Ok, lets vote. Votes for rtg to be added to ubuntu-kernel-uploaders: [15:54] +1 [15:54] +1 [15:54] +1 [15:54] +1 [15:54] +1 [15:54] +1 (kamal by proxy) [15:54] +1 [15:54] +1 [15:55] +1 (no idea if i am part of the quorum or not) [15:56] ok ... under our rules that is sufficient +'s and no -ve's; so rtg is approved. [15:56] rtg, welcome to the team, [15:57] thanks [15:57] * apw gives apw the job of updating permissions and announcing same. [15:57] thanks all! [15:57] \o/ [15:57] congrats @rtg! [15:58] rtg, congrats! [15:58] congrats, rtg ! [15:59] congrats rtg [17:19] Hi all, How to specify a build directory(make O= Is there any other channel\group to reach on ubuntu kernel developers? [18:09] check-config: FAIL (- != n): CONFIG_KCOV policy<{'amd64': 'n', 'arm64': 'n', 'armhf': 'n', 'ppc64el': 'n', 's390x': 'n'}> check-config: 10456/10457 checks passed -- exit 1 - how to resolve it? [18:10] sub526: we do not support arbitrary build dirs, so cannot do that. [18:11] sub526: update annotations file => clearly some config got changed that doesn't even offer KCOV to you anymore, which is unexpected. [18:11] (annotation says that the option must be offered, and should be turned off, rather than be non-exitant due to i.e. some other options being turned off) [18:21] xnox: thanks for the reply.  What's wrong from https://pastebin.com/hPeNcwa5? I noticed "ERROR: 2 config-check failures detected" [18:29] sub526: exactly what it says..... [18:29] that CONFIG_KCOV is "-" (does not exist) instead of "n" (deselected) [18:30] sub526: either your environment missing build-dependencies; or your other config changes causing KCOV to not be offered. [18:30] sub526: figure out the requirements for KCOV to be offered such that it would be correclty "n", or update annotations file expectation to change that option from "n" to "-". [18:31] sub526: i'm not sure how else to help you, given i have now explained the same issue to you twice =/ [18:33] xnox: I commented CONFIG_KCOV in annotations file and able to start the build process. Later i will try as you suggested i.e. changing the option from "n" to "-" [18:34] xnox: CONFIG_KCOV policy<{'amd64': 'n', 'arm64': 'n', 'armhf': 'n', 'ppc64el': 'n', 's390x': 'n'}>, do i need to change the option from "n" to "-" for the all archs, or only for my system architecture(amd64)? [19:25] depends how many arches you build the kernel for