User1: hallyn, jdstrand: libseccomp 1.0.1 now in debian unstable and raring
User2: smoser: bug #978127> OOI, what's the reason to not handle this by having the ephemeral image run ntp?
User3: Launchpad bug 978127 in cloud-init (Ubuntu Precise) "incorrect time on node causes failed oauth" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/978127
User4: User6 BTW, I'm still getting i915 GPU hangs.  But they're no longer triggering apport popups.  I'm not sure this is progress. :/
User5: User4 you're getting less apport errors, so the strategy is winning
User4: User5 *smirk*
User5: :)
User5: Cheap shot, I know.
User4: User6 Readily reprodible (several times an hour) by watching The Walking Dead in mplayer.  I suspect it's the content that matters, turning my GPU into a zombie.
User5: nice
User4: User6 (It's also possible that my debugging skills and ability to tie cause to effect diminish slightly on weekends)
User4: User6 In all seriousness, though, there could be a bit of cause and effect here, as I can go hours working in terminals/firefox/etc and usually not tickle the bug, but it's never more than 15 or 20 minutes of x264 playback in mplayer before my GPU has a sad.
User6: User4 ok that's good to know, since I've been unable to make it hang myself (with normal "office" usage)
User6: User4 also, are you able to reproduce bug 1086123
User3: Launchpad bug 1086123 in linux (Ubuntu) "3x power consumption compared to quantal" [High,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1086123
User6: this after suspend/resume
User6: haven't bisected it yet
User4: User6 Hrm.  I have no /sys/kernel/debug/dri ... Do I need to do something magical to get that?
User6: guess you should see it as root?
User4: User6 (But I haven't noticed power consumption going up, I've been on AC since I got back from UDS)
User6: heh, ok
User4: (base)root@cthulhu:~# ls /sys/kernel/debug/
User4: (base)root@cthulhu:~#
User4: No such luck.
User4: Did just get another:
User4: [600472.021256] [drm:i915_hangcheck_hung] *ERROR* Hangcheck timer elapsed... GPU hung
User6: debugfs is mounted here, dunno how to turn it on
User4: User6 Since apport's now failing to pick these up, how do I get more debug info than that for you?
User6: User4 "enable debugfs" would be the first step, but it's just working for me..
User6: so I'm not sure how to enable it
User6: i915_error_state would be there
User4: Oh, hrm.  Maybe something's gone sideways here.
User6: there were patches to make it root-only, but should still be available
User6: this happened for precise I think
User4: Yeah, there's an upstart job that makes sure it's read-only, but I can't find anything that's meant to actually mount it.
User4: Perhaps mountall does it.
User4: But clearly failed to.
User4: Anyhow, manually mounted for now.
User4: CAGF: 650MHz
User4: Mine doesn't seem to be tracylopez@example.com.
User4: I haven't rebooted into the -5- kernel yet, though.
User4: So, that might break it.
User4: Which would help your bisect.
User6: another thing would be to give 'drm.debug=0x0e' to the kernel and then reproduce the hang
User4: I'll have to give that a whirl when I'm not in the middle of being tracylopez@example.com. :P
User6: User4 have you suspended it?
User6: sure
User4: It's been suspended dozens of times since the last cold boot, I'm sure.
User6: ok
User4: Also, your bug report says "only the discrete GPU is in use", did you mean the inverse?
User4: Or is your i915 spinning out of control despite you using the NVIDIA one?
User6: I'm not using hybrid
User6: oh
User6: duh
User6: fixed
User6: this is slightly better with the current kernel
User4: Oh, you're using -4.12- in that bug report too.  Same as me.
User4: Weeeeeird.
User4: Maybe we need to get our 420Ss to compare notes.
User4: Or go to some sort of reform boot camp together.
User6: hehe
User6: with -5 it's slightly better
User6: takes 22W, and 13W after fixing the stuck gpu
User6: but still 5-6W extra
User4: And every watt counts on this thing, with the teeny-tiny battery...
User4: Anyhow, debugfs manually mounted, back to my TV.  I look forward to more apport popups again. :/
User4: Maybe I'll reboot later.
User6: cool, thanks
User6: (i've got an extra battery mounted on the ultrabay ;)
User6: gives 2-3h extra
User4: User6 Yeah, I've been considering that.  I'm miffed that their online custom ordering thing forces you to put a CD/DVD drive in the ultrabay, or I'd just order it with a battery straight up.
User4: (Who needs optical media anymore?)
User6: indeed..
User7: People still use it here :(
User4: Alright, screw these hangs.  Rebooting.
User4: User6 drm.debug=0x0e you say?
User4: User6 What will that do?  Just more vomit in the ringbuffer?
User6: User4 more vomit in kern.log
User4: User6 That's what I said. :P
User4: Haha.  Speaking of ringbuffer vomit, since I remounted debugfs, apport-gpu-erro broke.  Nice.
User6: then when you get the hang, collect /sys/kernel/debug/dri/0/i915_error_state and attach to a bug (ubuntu-bug xorg, dmesg will be attached by it)
User4: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1420467/
User4: cat: /sys/kernel/debug/dri/0/i915_error_state: Cannot allocate memory
User6: huh
User4: My laptop is so confused right now.
User4: We'll see how it fares after a reboot.
User4: (base)adconrad@cthulhu:~$ ps ax | grep apport | wc -l
User4: 22
User4: Turns out this can bring a machine to its knees...
User8: User4 you can sync cython from experimental
User8: the ubuntu diff is not needed anymore
User8: but did not test build it yet
User9: guys i want to modify/write-from-scratch the lock screen. is there any documentation/reference?
User9: anyone ? ^^^
User8: where can I see why a package does not migrate from proposed?
User10: User8 http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/
User11: is there some description of unity? I don't understand if it's just couple of things built around gnome 2 compiz thing or gnome 3 shell ...
User12: User11 #ubuntu-desktop might be a better place to ask.
User11: User12 aha, thanks
User13: More likely #ubuntu-unity ;)
User12: Even better.
User8: bdrung: I attached a patch to 1088051 which fixes the fftw uninstallablilty
User8: seems to work fine in debian
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