User1: 2.6.31-7.27-generic breaks cryptsetup (encrypted lvm) - machines fail to mount / and hang forever
User1: 2.6.31-rc7 mainline and 2.6.31-6.26-generic boot fine
User2: User3 is there anything you require before A5 feature freeze from kernel? (Still working on ethernet)
User3: amitk, not before A5, no, we can release note the ethernet breakage and recommend USB NICs
User3: amitk, btw dove Z0 isnt produced or shipped anymore, people that have a Z0 will recieve a Y0 at some point, i really dont see a reason to even have Z0 supported
 * amitk shrugs. He doesn't have a marvell board
User3: heh
User4: Hello all, can someone take a look...https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-meta/+bug/418509
User5: bjf-afk, it seems to me that initramfs support is currently turned off in the dove kernel (CONFIG_BLK_DEV_INITRD), can you change that for me :-) (I'll file a bug a little later today)
User5: ^- amitk rtg
User6: NCommander, patience, bjf-afk should be online soon.
User5: rtg, I was told to ping you and amitk as well
User7: NCommander, will git it it first thing this a.m.
User2: User7 heh. pun intended?
User7: amitk, nope, finger memory
User7: amitk, and I'm not really awake yet
 * amitk wonders if there is an easier way to find all the files that were compiled in the kernel than grokking all the .*.cmd files in a kernel build.
User2: User7 you might consider copying the entire fsl config, dumping it into dove and running a make oldconfig. That ought to give you all the distro-common configs. You can then append that to the dove configs and run a oldconfig again.
User7: amitk, will give that a try, however I turned on something yesterday (in HID) that caused my kbd to stop working which I need to figure out
User2: User7 actually 'cat doveconfig >> fslconfig; sort fslconfig' will give you a config to work with. You can then resolve the dups.
 * manjo *********** kernel team meeting in 45mts in #ubuntu-meeting **************
User8: ********** kernel meeting in 5mts #ubuntu-meeting *************
User2: User6 should RT2501USB wireless use the rt73usb driver?
User6: amitk, uh, dunno off-hand. chat with one of the developers?
 * amitk wonders why rt73usb and rt2500usb are loaded together on the machine
User6: amitk, there must be some module dependencies, but I see both rt73 and rt2500 under drivers/net/wireless/rt2x00
User2: User6 they seem to be indepedent drivers.
User2: 'grep 148f drivers/net/wireless/rt2x00/* | grep 2573' shows the device I have in both drivers though
User6: amitk, I was thinking more about shared code.
User6: amitk, but, there doesn't appear to be a dependency in modules.dep
User2: User6 sure, they seem to share the rt2x000 code, but two drivers shouldn't have the same USB id listed their device tables, right?
User6: amitk, you wouldn't think so. who is the maintainer?
User6: hmm, serialmonkey
User2: Linville and Ivo Doorn
User6: amitk, Ivo is probably the best guy to annoy
User9: hey is the kernel build team daily build on the PPA site legit?
User10: \msg manjo
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