[00:34] going by hardy git changes, there's not many things that could cause that [02:38] BenC: you around? [02:38] * lamont kinda guesses 'no' and will poke him in the morning === dhaval_away is now known as dhaval [04:01] * lamont wonders if he should care that his ide drive went from hda to sda with the upgrade to hardy [04:01] * lamont wanders [04:52] Does kernel-wedge take care of dependencies? [04:53] ...or will it happily put modules into udebs that depend on symbols in modules that are not installed? [04:53] My money's on the latter. [05:11] Ng: no, suspend/resume works fine here.. === asac_ is now known as asac [07:03] tjaalton: weirdly it's started working fine again. i hate bugs like this :/ === dhaval is now known as dhaval_away [08:19] moin === doko_ is now known as doko === Fujitsu_ is now known as Fujitsu [11:58] how to detect the smart card in ubuntu [12:05] how to use the smartcard in my l;aptop [12:06] how to use the smartcard in my laptop [12:16] raju: for support go to #ubuntu or #ubuntu+1 === luka74 is now known as Lure [12:58] is there a bug about -15 failing to suspend/resume? [12:58] -14 worked flawlessly === smb is now known as smb_away [13:16] elmo: IMHO Yes (https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-team/2008-April/002260.html) [14:07] hi, any chance to get a small patch for ipw2200 into the linux-image to fix the rtap interface regression? http://aur.archlinux.org/packages/ipw2200-inject/ipw2200-inject/ipw2200_rtap_fix.patch === smb is now known as smb_away === smb_away is now known as smb === tku is now known as kraut [14:44] Whoopie: is there a launchpad bug about it? [14:57] Ng: it's also on the wireless ML: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.linux.kernel.wireless.general/13181 [14:57] checking now for a bug report. === smb_ is now known as help === help is now known as smb_ [15:04] Ng: no, there's no launchpad bug report. [15:06] Whoopie: I reckon it'd be worth filing one with the patch attached and a rationale of why you want it included [15:10] Ng: question is if it'S worth opening a report for it. === BenC__ is now known as BenC [15:13] Whoopie: most likely it wont make the freeze, so no [15:38] BenC: ok [15:44] I bounced bug 210200 over to you guys, since it seems kernel-side [15:45] Launchpad bug 210200 in linux "cdrom-detect fails for HP DL145 in hardy beta" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/210200 [15:45] Ng is in the datacentre at the moment and could do some remote-hands testing if anyone would like to take that on [15:45] I think I've done as much as I can from the installer diagnosis point of view [15:46] I was wondering if http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/stable/linux-2.6.24.y.git;a=commit;h=6ddd6861 might have something to do with it (this system uses pata_serverworks, and I *think* the CD is attached to that), but it's a long shot [15:46] cjwatson: dmesg would be helpful [15:46] err, I think I mean http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/stable/linux-2.6.24.y.git;a=commit;h=9256d0b8cb13a854c0a29861ce37a252f7712568 [15:47] Ng: can you get dmesg out somehow? [15:47] there was nothing in /sys/block other than ram* [15:47] cjwatson: No hard drives, either? [15:48] mjg59: hard drives were detected when he booted the desktop CD (though it still couldn't find the CD) [15:48] cjwatson: That bug doesn't /look/ like it'd cause this failure [15:48] mjg59: the alternate CD's initrd doesn't have hard disk drivers; it relies on loading those from the CD [15:48] cjwatson: Ah, ok [15:49] Ng: FYI the initrd has usb-storage, so you might be able to save dmesg off to a USB stick [15:49] if you load modules by hand and stuff [15:56] * Ng returns from lunch [15:56] cjwatson: excellent, I have some usb storage with me, I'll give that a go [16:00] cjwatson: mjg59: I'll pull out dmesg and lspci - anything else worth nabbing? [16:01] tarball of /sys? [16:01] oh, wait, busybox-udeb's tar doesn't have the create option compiled in [16:05] hrm, does the initrd not have vfat? [16:05] I can reformat my stick I guess. it's just my phone ;) [16:06] BenC: is it too late for an update for iscsitarget in lum? [16:06] zul: quite possibly [16:06] dang ok...ill just fix the one in universe then [16:06] Ng: dmesg and lspci should be fine [16:06] k [16:08] Ng: Oh, lspci and lspci -n [16:08] sure. I was going to do lspci and -vvnn :) [16:18] Ng: I think the reason we had to take fat out no longer applies, so I'm going to put it back for hardy [16:18] awesome :) [16:19] (it was because it had been borged into fs-secondary-modules, which was too big for those initrds) [16:20] cjwatson: thanks for the initramfs-tools push upcoming 0.92 should be an easier baseline for ubuntu sync === makx is now known as maks_ [16:21] :) [16:23] good stuff [16:35] elmo: I hope that Tim will revert fix, which cause regression, as soon as possible. (https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-team/2008-April/002266.html) [16:56] ok, I've had to go with syslog rather than dmesg because the dmesg buffer seems to be pretty small [16:57] Ng: Ok [16:57] Back in 15 minutes [16:58] it has what looks to me like the start of the kernel messages though, so it should be fine [16:59] and, err, ignore all the usb madness towards the end, that's me fighting to get anything mounted ;) [17:03] cjwatson: mjg59: syslog and various forms of lspci added to the bug [17:06] We're supposed to have an IRC meeting now, but I think we'll pass in favor of just working on the current milestone list for Hardy RC [17:08] BenC: ok, ack. [17:35] Ng: Ok. Apr 8 14:53:44 kernel: [ 84.248978] ata1: SRST failed (errno=-16) looks like the most meaningful aspect of that. [17:36] Ng: Has any version of Ubuntu installed on this hardware? [17:36] mjg59: I don't think we've tested anything older than 8.04beta, but I have a 6.06.2 CD here I could try [17:37] Ng: If you could, that would be helpful [17:37] sure [17:57] mjg59: huh, 6.06.2 can detect the CD drive [17:57] the installer seems to be pretty seriously confused though [17:58] Ng: Ok. Can you grab syslog from 6.06.2? [17:58] sure. I want to do another boot of it to figure out why it ran a CD test and then rebooted [17:58] I'm tempted to blame vncviewer stealing input when I wasn't looking === macd_ is now known as macd [18:16] gar, it's taking ages to do anything and doesn't seem to want to actually get far enough in the boot to give me a console, but it did the first time [18:16] I can see hda: ATAPI 24X DVD-ROM drive though, so the kernel is definitely seeing it [18:16] cjwatson: can i do a break=mount style thing with the installer? [18:16] (6.06.2 installer, that is) [18:19] BOOT_DEBUG=3 [18:19] anywhere on the cmdline? [18:19] yeah [18:19] gives you a shell at a couple of different stages [18:19] cool, ta [18:46] mjg59: sorry for the delay, it turns out it wasn't broken, it just needs about 15 minutes to boot or something crazy like that [18:46] dmesg from 6.06.2 server installer added to the bug [18:53] cjwatson: mjg59: is there any value in proceeding any further with this dapper install? [18:53] I'd quite like to get going, but if there's anything else you need I'm happy to get it [18:54] it took a while to detect disks, and is now just past that with a blank blue screen [18:54] I reckon dapper is using an older idea driver for this, because the CD shows up as hda [18:54] idea?! IDE [19:33] anyone around to help with bug 214002? [19:33] Launchpad bug 214002 in linux-source-2.6.22 "uhci_hcd host controller halted, very bad" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/214002 [20:02] rtg, while you are touching iwl3945, would you consider taking a look at this too: http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/rchatre/iwlwifi-2.6.git;a=commit;h=ec2ce7fc7890b37d564a274513d8d99ed4edb9ac ? === smb_ is now known as smb [20:41] <_MMA_> Hi all. I can confirm bug 208247. What info should I add to help diagnose? [20:41] Launchpad bug 208247 in linux-restricted-modules-2.6.24 "nvidia-glx-new crashes when using rt kernel" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/208247 [20:51] Ng: Ok. The srst thing is libata specific - the old IDE code doesn't do srst at all. [20:51] Ng: The cases I can find suggest that this is actually an issue with teh drive rather than the controller, though [20:51] Ng: I'm not sure that there's going to be a trivial fix, I'm afraid [21:08] mjg59: is there a kernel cmdline option that can make it not use libata? [21:09] Ng: I don't /think/ we build the old driver at all [21:09] ah [21:09] Ng: Yeah, just the libata one [21:18] mjg59: so in terms of not a trivial fix, if it misses release then it misses release. is it something we could likely fix in a point release? [21:19] Ng: We could do with working out whether it's the controller or the drive. Are you able to swap out the drive with another one? [21:19] mjg59: I'll need to check, but I'd say it's quite likely I can [21:19] Ng: Ok, that would be helpful [21:19] the hp servers all seem to use similar laptop drives [21:20] If it's the drive, in the worst case we can have some blacklist bollocks [21:24] mjg59: what would we blacklist? we don't appear to be able to detect the drive ;) [21:25] Ng: Hah. Yeah, good point - it's failing before we send the identify [21:25] Well, it'd let me narrow down the issue :) === smb_ is now known as smb_away === wilhelm__ is now known as wilhelm2789